Written By Josh Croup, Co-Sports Editor
• March 28, 2017
Darlene Natale was only a freshman at Point Park in 1973 when she went on the learning adventure of a lifetime.
She took a chance at a new program at the college that moved her to Switzerland for the...
Every student at Point Park has an issued student ID with their photo and name. It serves as a key to access campus buildings, a way to check out books in the library and a means of purchasing food through...
Written By Nicole Pampena, Co-Features Editor
• March 28, 2017
Under the guidance of Assistant Professor of Psychology Robert McInerney, students are tasked with visiting the homeless throughout Pittsburgh and speaking with them about their experiences.
Written By Carley Bonk, Copy Writer
• March 21, 2017
The Center for Media Innovation (CMI) hosted 1988 alumnus David Perozzi last Wednesday afternoon for an open discussion about his career as a producer for shows including ABC News, Best in Film: The Greatest...
Written By Eddie Trizzino, Co-Features Editor
• March 21, 2017
In 2012, Joe Godley was on the Conservatory of Performing Arts (COPA) floor of Lawrence Hall when he was asked for a copy of his résumé and headshot, both of which he had on him at the time. He didn’t...
Written By Robert Berger, Co-Sports Editor
• March 21, 2017
On March 31, the Pittsburgh Playhouse will host its first rock concert with an artist outside of Point Park, featuring Aaron West and the Roaring Twenties and Drop the Act.
Aaron West and the Roaring...
Written By Eddie Trizzino, Co-Features Editor
• March 14, 2017
Every week, the members of the United Student Government’s (USG) Student Concerns Committee check the student concern and suggestion boxes located around campus. Although sometimes they contain suggestions,...
Written By Dara Collins, Staff Writer
• March 14, 2017
The heart of New Orleans and Brazil pumped through the walls of the Lawrence Hall ballroom last Thursday. Drums mimicked the sound of thunder as they created authentic Brazilian music, and the feet of...
Written By Robert Berger, Co-Sports Editor
• March 14, 2017
Jake Stretch’s mother made him introduce himself to Chase Barron at orientation. Neither of them could have guessed that they would form a band that would sign with a record label, release an EP and...
Written By Victoria Lemon, Playhouse Beat Writer
• March 14, 2017
The Conservatory Theatre Company is bringing Fosse-style choreography and the aura of the 60s to the Rockwell stage in “Sweet Charity,” directed by Tony-Award winner Michael Rupert.
“Sweet Charity”...
Deemed Barack Obama’s favorite book of 2015, "Fates and Furies" author Sarah Groff spoke Monday night at Carnegie Music Hall about the influences that inspire her writing.
She stressed the importance...
