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‘oneBURGH’ aims to make news more digestible with new TV show

Written By Gavin Petrone, Editor-elect • February 25, 2026

It’s well known that, thanks to streaming, traditional broadcast TV is on the decline.

New environmental club inspired by Clairton Coke Works explosion

Written By Cilia Catello, News Editor • February 18, 2026

“The environment was here before any of us. We came and took what we thought was ours,” Ryan Doherty, president of Point Park’s newest club, the Pioneer Green Collective, said.

Photography and fine art magazine ‘The Fix’ debuts upcoming edition

Written By Andrew Burgman, Staff Writer • February 18, 2026

A student-run art publication at Point Park University will debut its newest edition next month, combining an exhibition and printed catalog designed to showcase student and alumni artwork in a professional format.

Artist or documentarian?

Written By Cilia Catello, News Editor • February 11, 2026

Three years ago, Calvin Dziewulski moved from Greensburg to the South Side Slopes, a neighborhood in Pittsburgh notable for its distinct hills, which old homes rest precariously on. Alongside Jake,...

DiME Network Paves the Way for Disability Representation in Media

Written By Evan Levine, For The Globe • February 4, 2026

Pittsburgh’s disability community organized a town hall inviting local media outlets to discuss how people with disabilities were, or rather, were not, being represented in news and entertainment. Almost no one was in attendance.

Students launch new literary magazine

Written By Makenna Cable, Staff Writer • February 4, 2026

Students at Point Park have been finding new, innovative ways to share their art and their love of art for years. From dance forums to galleries for students to display their artwork, there has always been a place for almost every student to have their art celebrated and publicized.

Black Student Union JAMboree kicks off Black History Month celebrations

Written By Thomas Speranza, Photo Editor • February 4, 2026

The Black Student Union (BSU) hosted its annual Black History Month JAMboree, creating a space for students to come together and celebrate Black culture and community

Massive snowfall blankets Downtown

Written By Carson Folio and Thomas Speranza • January 28, 2026

Downtown Pittsburgh was transformed into a winter wonderland or a snowy, slushy mess, depending on who was asked.

Regency masquerade ball transforms Career Readiness Center into gala hall

Written By Thomas Speranza, Photo Editor • January 28, 2026

To celebrate students returning to campus, Point Park hosted a winter dance for the first time in several years.

Light Up Night keeps things festive

Written By Thomas Speranza, Photo Editor • December 3, 2025

Since 1960, “Light Up Night” has brought holiday-themed festivities to Downtown to mark the unofficial start of the Christmas season. The Pittsburgh Downtown Partnership continued that tradition with...