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Kansas State Depth Chart - Week 1 - Defense and Special Teams
#38 - Brendan Mott - 6’5”, 244 - Sr. - Iowa City, Iowa (Iowa City West) #44 - Tobi Osunsanmi - 6’3”, 248 - Wichita, Kan (Wichita East) #52 - Ryan Davis - 6’4”, 252 - Fr. - Phoenix, Ariz (Sandra Day O’Connor)
Sedgwick County Democrats hope to capture Harris/Walz momentum
Kansas House Democrat Ford Carr of Wichita, said that he's inspired by the recent momentum of the Harris/Walz campaign leading up to November. Sedgwick County Democrats hope to capture Harris/Walz momentum. Excitement was visible at what the Sedgwick County Democratic Party called a 'pop-up' rally for Democrats Thursday night at...
Volleyball Panthers Suffer Loss to Allen
Chanute, KS (GoNeosho.com) – The Panthers opened up their 2024 conference play against the Allen Red Devils at home Wednesday night. The panthers would drop the match 0-3 with set scores of 23-25, 20-25 and 17-25. Offensively they were led by freshman outside Jera Jameson with 11 kills and freshman outside Bailey Owens with 10 kills. Defensively the Panthers were led by freshman libero Jenna Monroe with 26 digs on the match. Neosho moves to 2-5 on the season and 0-1 in conference play. Their next matchup will be a conference match against Kansas City Kansas. This match will be played at Johnson County Community College.
First case of corn stunt confirmed in Missouri
COLUMBIA, Mo. — University of Missouri Extension specialists have confirmed the first case of corn stunt in Missouri. The disease, which is transmitted by an insect, was found in southwest Missouri. Corn leafhopper is the insect capable of infecting corn with three pathogens that result in corn stunt disease.
Experts urge caution after data breach reveals sensitive information
JOPLIN, Mo. — News of a massive data breach isn’t exactly new — but a recent incident has an even bigger footprint than normal. “I have had an incident. I had the card scheme at the gas pump – not one time or two times but several times,” said Avion Bryant, Joplin.
Emily Moores: On the Edge of a Dream
In a celebration of art, Pittsburg State University hosted artist, Emily Moores, Wednesday, Aug. 21. This event drew in students and faculty members, ready to experience the work of a professional artist on a campus. Freshman, Lorna Pierce, gave insight into why she attended the event. “At first, I came because it’s kind of required for a class to come, but I really like looking at art and trying to understand it.” She described how her initial feelings for the art changed, “The more I’ve sat and thought about (her art), the more I like it.” The change in being required to go to this event to genuinely being interested in the art itself demonstrates how immersive art can create new inspirations and ideas.
Enrollment increase and real momentum
In Kansas, many colleges have had a decrease in enrollment, but this is not the case at Pittsburg State, according to the Vice President of Student Life and Enrollment Management, Karl Stumo. All American University’s choose a date either ten or twenty days into classes for their census, which is Sept. 16 for Pittsburg State. Enrollment numbers can change, but as of Aug. 16, enrollment numbers are looking toward a positive direction compared to 2023. In terms of how the University has done, Stumo stated, “Every year, we do our very best to improve, going to as many high schools and attending as many college fairs as we can. This year one of the biggest changes was with the expansion of the Great Gorilla Scholarship Program.”
New provost joins Pitt State team
Bringing a wealth of knowledge and experience from a career in education and law, Provost and Executive Vice President for Academic Affairs, Dr. Susan Bon, is here to impact lives. New to Pittsburg State and taking over for Dr. Howard Smith after his retirement, Bon utilizes her “disadvantaged background” to focus on giving students a ladder to opportunity through education. Bon is energized by difficult problems, fueling her moniker of “Bon Possible.”
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