The Pennsylvania Supreme Court voted unanimously to dismiss a lawsuit from Republicans that was seeking to stop the state’s 2.5 million mail-in ballots from being counted. Among those involved in the...

The COVID-19 pandemic is affecting Christmas and other popular holidays, but the Winter Flower Show at Phipps Conservatory is still moving forward. Despite Light Up Night not occurring, the Pittsburgh...

The state of Pennsylvania reported 14,960 new cases of COVID-19 infections on Monday, Dec. 7. These numbers were a report of new cases from testing that occurred over the weekend. 12,884 of the new cases...

On Nov. 30, Governor Tom Wolf’s administration announced that $3 million will be given to 15 municipalities and organizations across 20 counties in order to assist and combat homelessness in Pennsylvania...

The search for a new university provost, which began when current provost Dr. John Pearson announced his upcoming Summer 2021 retirement, is about to come to an end. University President Paul Hennigan...

Point Park will be taking action to clarify tuition and make the allocation of those funds more transparent to students, Student Government Association (SGA) President Dennis McDermott announced at Monday’s...

For years, dancers have been told to “leave it at the door” in regards to any issues with mental health. Now, the dance department at Point Park is hoping to prioritize dancers’ mental health and...

Clubs at Point Park will now only have to go through one budget period for the Spring 2021 semester, as of the Student Government Association’s meeting on Monday, Nov. 30. “The Finance Committee...

The university’s Pioneer Pantry collaborated with a group of students in the Special Events class under Professor Camille Downing to brainstorm how to raise awareness of food insecurity and of the Pioneer...

Starting this semester, sophomore cinema major, Riley Crow, sought out a safe space on the university’s campus where Jewish students can have their own community. After reaching out to spiritual life...

This past week, cases of the novel coronavirus in Allegheny County reached an all-time high, with over 2,000 new positive cases being reported.   However, the university is not planning on changing...

The 2020 election cycle didn’t just include a shift in the Presidential seat, the Democrat-controlled House and Republican-controlled Senate were all up for grabs in multiple tightly-called races, including...