Before the senior class sports their caps and gowns when walking down the aisle for commencement ceremonies, Point Park will honor the class of 2018 one last time through annual senior week events.
“Point...
Written By Sarah Gibson, Copy Editor
• April 10, 2018
Campus Activities Board (CAB) will send off the spring semester Friday with “CABchella,” named after the music festival Coachella.
According to Executive Director of CAB Kaitlyn Smith, the event serves...
Written By Nicole Pampena, Co-News Editor
• April 3, 2018
The Feminist Collective shifted its club officer positions over the weekend after President Adam Rossi stepped down due to issues arising regarding his leadership as a male president.
Vice President Ariel...
Point Park’s United Student Government (USG) opened an investigation during its Monday meeting into expanding its monetary footprint.
The resolution, adopted unanimously Monday, is the first step for...
Written By Mick Stinelli, Co-Arts & Entertainment Editor
• April 3, 2018
Point Park organizations will gather on Saturday for the eighth annual Pioneer Community Day (PCD) to restore gardens and churches throughout Pittsburgh. The day of volunteering is headed by Matt Bauman,...
For the first time in club history, the Campus Activities Board (CAB) named junior business major Kaitlyn Smith to serve a second year as executive director for the organization. The position is traditionally...
High school students lead rally of approx. 30,000 people at March for Our Lives on Saturday, marching from the Pittsburgh City-County Building to Market Square, protesting gun violence in solidarity with...
As Point Park’s United Student Government (USG) enters its election week, the legislative body recognized a new club.
The club approved Monday, The U, is a branch of a youth group at Pittsburgh-based...
Written By Carley Bonk, Editor Elect
• March 27, 2018
As graduation looms ahead for seniors in many organizations across campus, policy for what is acceptable decoration to represent those organizations on graduation day remains in place, according to Dean...
Written By Nick Horwat, Co-A&E Editor
• March 27, 2018
It started with the idea of something big, and ended with an arrest. Not a literal arrest, though the show was closed by an entire cast in handcuffs.
Alexander Popichak had plans of doing something big...
Written By Nikole Kost, News Photo Editor
• March 22, 2018
A registered sex offender that was arrested in Lawrence Hall last year plead guilty this morning to resisting arrest and trespassing.
Judge Jill E. Rangos of Allegheny County Criminal Courts of Common...
When Elmer Burger, university architect and planner, describes the open plaza on the Forbes Avenue side of the new Pittsburgh Playhouse, the imagery turns to an Italian town square. The centerpieces of...
