1968: Lawrence Hall dedicated by the then-college. The building’s “full name” is David Leo Lawrence Memorial Hall. Gerald Lawrence, David Lawrence’s son, attended.
1969: WPPJ announces move to Lawrence Hall.
1970: Student Senate plans to send apology letter to Air Force recruiters after students tear down their posters.
1971: Coffeehouse moved to Lawrence Hall’s basement from its original location on the third floor.
1973: Dining hall “cracks down” on students giving their food to their friends, since it was not allowed at the time.
1976: The Globe gets a new nameplate designed by an Ivy School of Professional Art student.
1977: Proposed media board to oversee The Globe, WPPJ and WPPC-TV (precursor to U-View) struck down.
1978: Student Organization for Understanding Life (SOUL) plans Black Awareness Week with various shows and plays.
1979: Some international students allege Point Park and recruiters made them pay for I-2o forms.
1980: Bulletin boards for flyers put up for the first time. Before, people would post them in the skybridge, which administrators took as cluttering up the then-college.
1981: Organization of Point Park College Engineers plan to place a parabolic antenna on top of Lawrence Hall.
1982: Students agree not to access internet accounts that are not theirs or share account numbers.
1983: Math baccalaureate program offered in hopes to address national math teacher shortage at the time.
1984: Wood Allies garage nearly complete.