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...
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...
Written By Emily Bennett, Editor-in-Chief
• March 13, 2018
If it takes a village to raise a child, it takes a world to educate them on sexual assault.
Seniors Hannah Helper and Wesley Ehle share quite a bit – busy schedules, jobs within the Office of Student...
Written By Dara Collins, Co-Sports Editor
• March 6, 2018
Six individuals and two relay teams from Point Park University’s track and field teams flew to Pittsburg, Kansas last weekend to compete in the NAIA Men’s and Women’s Indoor Track and Field Championship.
Junior...
Written By Carley Bonk, Editor-Elect
• February 13, 2018
With a wave of high-profile victims professing their own personal experiences of sexual harassment and abuse, the #MeToo movement, revived from its original campaign in the 1990s, has revitalized a deeper...
Written By Emily Bennett, Editor-in-Chief
• February 6, 2018
In an effort to hear from constituents and directly address gerrymandering and redistricting issues, Gov. Tom Wolf brought his non-partisan listening session to the Center for Media Innovation (CMI) last...
Effective Feb. 1, Taffie Bucci will resign as director of counseling services, citing her belief that the department is understaffed, originally revealed in December PublicSource reporting.
“I’ll...
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 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...
Students will have to pay more to attend classes next year as tuition is on the rise again.
Point Park’s Board of Trustees approved a 3.9-percent tuition increase to all full time students, meaning...
Written By Hannah Walden, USG Beat Writer
• December 11, 2017
United Student Government (USG) Press Secretary Sabrina Bodon stepped down from her position and Recording Secretary Shaniece Lawrence concluded her term as she prepares to graduate at the end of this...
