The American Planning Association has named Downtown’s Point State Park as one of ten great public spaces on its 2014 list of Great Places in America. Not only does the park serve...
A crowd of 50-60 protestors gathered on Fourth Avenue between PPG Place and Market Square last Wednesday afternoon in support of security guards’ right to unionize. “The...
The Finance Committee of Point Park’s student government cut over $15,700 from student organizations’ combined proposed budgets in order to allocate funds for the second period of...
Pittsburghers and Point Park students broke the Guinness World Record for most cookies dunked in milk simultaneously on Oct. 14 in Market Square with a total of 2,152 particpants dunking...
A nearly three-week process to allocate funds to student organizations came to its conclusion on Monday at the legislative body meeting. The Finance Committee of United Student Government (USG)...
The partnership between the Campus Activities Board (CAB) and the Sports, Arts and Entertainment Management (SAEM) Club for Fall Fest on Oct. 10 symbolized leaders from both clubs embracing the notion...
As many as 48.5 percent of millennials turned out to elect Barack Obama to presidency twice, but during the 2010 midterm elections, that number was reduced to only about 15 percent in Pennsylvania. ...
“No Justice, No Peace” On Wednesday Oct. 22, protestors gathered outside of Pittsburgh’s City Council Building for the National Day of Protest to Stop Police Brutality....
Almost 200 participants of the second "Sleep-In for the Homeless" event slept at the front stairs of the City-County Building in downtown Pittsburgh Friday night. Tiffany Clark, a member of the Public...
For the third time, the one percent tuition tax vote that has been squabbled over since Nov. 9 has been postponed again yesterday by Mayor Luke Ravenstahl."Students should continue lobbying for as long...
