Recently, I ate breakfast. I eat breakfast every day, but what I mean is that recently I ate breakfast. Typically my breakfasts consist of either an oatmeal, some eggs, or bowl of the greatest cereal of...

My life changed forever recently. It was a somber Sunday morning when I began craving a nice cup of coffee. As I made the coffee, I debated what to put in it. Sometimes I drink my coffee without anything...

As a trauma informed diversity, equity, and inclusion practitioner working in the Center for Inclusive Excellence, Michael Thornhill engages in a variety of different tasks and projects in order to aid...

Pizza. There’s nothing quite like it. A meal so unanimously beloved that just about anyone will and has eaten it. The combinations are endless: there’s pepperoni pizza, there’s meat lovers pizza,...

Fall brings many things. The leaves change colors, people start wearing sweaters, seasonal depression starts, and the Pumpkin Spice Latte returns. I already revisited Starbucks’ Pumpkin Spice Latte this...

In Lawrence Hall on Oct. 10-11, Point Park’s record label Pioneer records held a fundraising event of a Halloween themed bake sale. Tables were filled with baked goods wrapped in festive Halloween packaging,...

The following article is satirical. We do not actually believe that any of the people listed in this article stole the plates. Especially because most of them are fictional characters. We apologize to...

Oxford Dictionary defines yinz as “(in western Pennsylvania) you (used to refer to more than one person).” It gives the example of “how yinz guys doing?” I identify as a Pittsburgher. I was...

As the Coordinator for the Center for Inclusive Excellence, Christl Caspar acts as almost the common thread among tasks and projects, tying everything together and making sure the office stays well managed.  “You...