After the success of Monday’s Martin Luther King Jr. Day luncheon and discussion, United Student Government (USG) President Julian Singleton wants to keep students talking. “The...
photo by Sean Eaton Demonstrators marched for four miles, beginning in Oakland and ending Downtown on Monday, Jan. 19 for Mass March Against Racist Wars at Home and Abroad. ...
Students and families who are confounded by the tedium of applying for financial aid in Pennsylvania have the opportunity to attend free workshops to receive hands-on guidance. The workshops,...
photo by Sydney Schaefer USG President, Julian Singleton speaks about issues relating to Point Park’s food service at the USG meeting on Monday afternoon. At this week’s United...
photo by Dominique Hildebrand Bike sharing will increase the ease and access to alternative transportation methods in Downtown. Pittsburgh’s new Bike Share Program will provide Point Park students...
photo by Elizabeth Berie As weather conditions worsen, driving becomes treacherous along the streets surrounding Point Park University. Many students and professors have found their classes...
With the spring semester well underway, the United Student Government (USG) on Monday granted only two of the 32 clubs with its full request for the first funding period. The two clubs that...
photo by Courtney Giles Sophomore Premedical and Preprofessional Studies major, Anna GoForth, looks for news on Twitter on an Academic Hall computer lab PC. As a freshman commuter, Josh Wright...
photo by Haley Wisniewski Students from local universities hold up signs to protest school budget cuts and student debt in Schenley Plaza on Nov. 19. photo by Haley Wisniewski Students from local...
Beth Aracena wants to be a part of the vibrancy of Point Park’s campus and its private, urban dynamic. The school’s focus on providing students with a broad education draws John...
photo by Matt Nemeth An engraving of Gene Albert bedecks the new plaque commemorating his Sales and Service Station at Village Park. Albert’s business strengthened the downtown community and endured...
