Matthew Witt

Deatherage is no stranger to the Four States. Raised in Nevada, Missouri, prior to moving to Pittsburg State he held a similar position at Crowder College in Neosho.

Sam Clausen has one of the busiest jobs at Pittsburg State, covering any number of events daily, both on and off campus.

Raegan Neufeld joined the KRPS staff in January after graduating from Fort Hays State University. She reports on arts and culture and hosts All Things Considered every afternoon.

Rachel joined the KRPS staff in January and while she works in journalism today she started out her career path wanting to be a baker.

Sara DeCaro will travel to Montreal, Canada in late March to present at the National Council on Public History.

In the first Crimson and Gold of the Spring semester, Taylor tells about the introduction of the Telus Student Support for Pittsburg State students. The new partnership allows CHCSEK staff to work with Telus counselors for a more complete health picture for students.

A Parsons native born at the turn of the last century who went on to become one of the wealthiest and well-known entrepreneurs in America will be the subject of a special presentation at Axe Library at Pittsburg State University on Oct. 10.

Dr. Bechtel knew early that music would become an integral part of her identity. She grew up singing and playing piano in her church in Eureka, KS two hours west of Pittsburg on a cattle ranch listening to a lot of country western music.

Even 70 years after ‘Dial M For Murder’ debuted in May of 1954 the story continues to resonate. The story was recreated as a movie 1998’s, A Perfect Murder starring Micheal Douglas. The sitcom Frasier titled an episode, ‘Dial M for Martin’ that followed a similar plot involving characters during season six.