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The Collegio (psucollegio.com) is the student news website for Pittsburg State University in Pittsburg, Kansas. It publishes campus-focused reporting and commentary — news, opinions, sports, campus life, columns, and book reviews — written by student journalists and editors. If you are looking for official university announcements, this is not that; it is a student publication covering the campus community.
What the site covers
The homepage is organized into labeled sections, and the mix of content is visible directly from the front page:
| Section | Example content on the site |
|---|---|
| News | A dance masterclass hosted by a freelance choreographer; PSU's 9/11 remembrance; a new volunteer platform called Gorilla Action; the nursing department's White Coat Ceremony |
| Opinions | A book-review/opinion piece on a live-action adaptation of Dungeon Crawler Carl |
| Columns | A staff member transitioning into a new position at Pitt State |
| Sports | A Gorillas game result |
| Campus Life | An Honors College 5k benefiting the ALS association |
Articles carry a byline, a date, and a section tag, and most include a comment count — so reader comments are part of the format.
Who runs it
The content is produced by named student writers and editors, not by a university communications office. The bylines on the front page (for example, Eliab Mark, Josie Jones, Kiera Flack, Masynn Acheson, Mason Deringer, Brooke Swope) and the section structure are consistent with a student-run newsroom. The site name and domain tie it to Pitt State's "Gorilla" identity — the same nickname that appears in the volunteer platform story and the sports coverage.
What it is useful for
- Campus events and student life: recaps of ceremonies, fundraisers, and campus initiatives that may not appear in official channels.
- Student perspective: opinion and column pieces that reflect how students interpret campus and cultural topics.
- Sports results and coverage for Pitt State athletics.
- A record of student work: bylines and dates make it easy to see who wrote what and when.
What it is not
- It is not the university's official site. For registration, financial aid, academic policy, or official schedules, use Pittsburg State's own domains.
- It is not a general news outlet. Coverage is centered on the Pitt State campus and its community.
- The site's own description field is empty and no pricing or subscription signals appear in the available page data, so there is no evidence here of paid access — but also no confirmation of terms, so treat access details as unverified rather than assumed free.
If your goal is to follow Pitt State campus news from a student angle, start on the homepage and use the section labels (News, Opinions, Columns, Sports, Campus Life) to narrow down what you want.