Written By Mick Stinelli, Co-Arts & Entertainment Editor
• January 30, 2018
Professor James Leary was surprised to hear most professors do not draw awareness to students about grade privacy laws.
“I would say that I probably think about it...oh God, I probably think about...
Written By Sarah Gibson, Copy Editor
• January 30, 2018
Phi Beta Lambda (PBL), Point Park’s only professional fraternity, is preparing to hold its second Phi Beta Lambda Week series of events this Sunday, Feb. 4.
PBL Director of Marketing Emily Shahee described...
An estimated thousands of people marched through the streets of Pittsburgh Sunday to take a stand for women’s rights. The march marked the first anniversary of the inauguration of President Donald Trump...
Written By Carley Bonk, Editor-Elect
• January 23, 2018
A poverty simulation was held in the Lawrence Hall Ballroom last Friday from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. The event, hosted by the Department of Community Engagement, pulled in a crowd of around 50 people - including...
Written By Josh Croup, Editor Emeritus
• January 23, 2018
Days after the Pirates traded the face of their franchise, team president Frank Coonelly visited Point Park to highlight the recent leadership challenges his organization is facing.
“Your timing is...
Written By Lauren Clouser, Co-Features Editor
• January 23, 2018
The newly renovated third floor of West Penn opened for classes Monday in an effort to remedy the long elevator lines.
“The goal was to make the lower floors of West Penn classrooms so that the building...
The tutoring center held the first of their new series of weekly workshops last Thursday aimed at “discovering your learning style” and “becoming a more effective student,” as the name of the workshop...
Written By Nikole Kost, News Photo Editor
• January 23, 2018
The Point Park Police Department announced the creation and launch of their police blotter via Facebook January 16.
“Our department is dedicated to keep our community informed of the activity that happens...
Club leaders hoping to make a case for a larger funding allocation Monday were met by the reality that the United Student Government (USG) had no additional funds to offer.
The official budget USG has...
Written By Sarah Gibson, Copy Editor
• January 16, 2018
Construction of the “We Proudly Brew” Starbucks, meant to replace the on-campus Starbucks location that was closed down last May, has been set back by over a year.
In an article on the project published...
A free thrift store, called “The Point Closet,” will hold its grand opening this semester in hopes of tackling financial insecurities among students.
“We know that college is expensive, and basic...
Written By Robert Berger, Co-News Editor
• January 16, 2018
A near standing room only crowd filled the JVH auditorium Monday night as students performed spoken word pieces, song and dance routines and monologues in honor of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
Hosted by...
