With the vote of no confidence in progress, the United Student Government’s (USG) Student Concerns Committee addressed another issue Monday regarding Aramark to-go meals. The committee...
As the end of the school year draws near, students are making the decision whether to stay on campus or find off-campus housing for next year. While it might cost less to live off-campus,...
photo by Dominique Hildebrand Hula hoop dancer, Laura Carmody a senior interdisciplinary major, was one of many artist participating in SGI-PPU’s event, “Artists as Peacemakers”...
Africa As South Sudan continues its yearlong civil war, the country’s people are more hungry and desperate than ever before. On Tuesday, over 26,000 people were pushed to find sanctuary...
On Saturday, Point Park hosted a joint book launch and film screening for Dr. Sharna Olfman’s “The Science and Pseudoscience of Children’s Mental Health” and Kevin...
This Monday, Point Park’s seniors gathered in Village Park for Fuel Up, the launch of this year’s Senior Week. According to Assistant Community Director of Residence Life Tom...
President Paul Hennigan joined United Student Government (USG) Monday to discuss and receive feedback about the University’s Strategic Plan. Beginning the discussion, Hennigan first...
photo by Emily Kovacic Nevada Color, a band made up of former and current students, preformed at Break the Silence Against Sexual Violence Awareness Concert April 9. On April 9,...
Students had the opportunity to give back to the community at Pioneer Community Day Saturday April 18. USG partnered with Pittsburgh Downtown Partnership, Friends of the Riverfront, Hosanna House, Pittsburgh...
Pittsburgh citizens weigh in on the value of celebrating the female experience as International Women’s Day passed and Women’s History Month is in full swing. “It’s important...
University President Paul Hennigan, Dean of Students Keith Paylo, Vice President of Student Affairs Karen McIntyre and Student Solidarity Organization (SSO) representatives met last week to discuss...
Point Park student Tim Marchilena, a junior studying secondary education in English, was not happy when he couldn’t find the language course he wanted. He turned to the Pittsburgh Council...
