Written By Josh Croup, Co-Sports Editor
• February 14, 2017
Last summer, three Point Park photography professors sat at a bonfire and brainstormed about artists they wanted to bring to the university.
The consensus was to bring Stacy Kranitz, the TIME 2015 Instagram...
This is the first installment of a three-part series on student homelessness.
On the verge of homelessness, University of Pittsburgh student Kerianne Chen turned to a little-known food pantry on Pitt’s...
Written By Carley Bonk, Copy Editor
• February 7, 2017
The current Pittsburgh Playhouse in Oakland will no longer be a part of Point Park’s campus with the completion of the new Playhouse downtown in 2018, but students and staff alike will remember the unique...
As the room rose for the singing of the national anthem, a group of veterans in their mid-80s stood proudly with their hands saluting the American flag, just as they did nearly six decades ago during the...
Written By Eddie Trizzino, Co-Features Editor
• February 7, 2017
Brandon Szuminsky, an instructor of communications at Waynesburg University, drove almost an hour to Point Park, Kindle in hand, to discuss a book at the first meeting of the Center for Media Innovation...
Written By Kelsey Wolfe, Copy Editor
• February 7, 2017
As a high school student, Brandon Rodgers was involved in the Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA), an organization that worked to bring education and business knowledge to students. When he graduated...
Campus Activities Board’s (CAB) Spirits and Traditions Committee will be providing students with a unique and comfortable way to talk and learn about topics like safe sex, domestic violence and sexual...
Written By Dara Collins, Staff Writer
• January 31, 2017
Students time traveled back to the 1990s as Pikachu and Avril Lavigne look-alikes took the stage.
Point Park’s second drag show was held in the Lawrence Hall ballroom on Jan. 24. Point Park invited...
Just a few blocks away from where he began his college acting classes in 1998, Point Park alumnus Chad Bender is taking the O’Reilly Theater stage for Pittsburgh Public Theater’s production of “Twelfth...
Written By Kelsey Wolfe, Copy Editor
• January 31, 2017
What had originally begun as an internship for Hannah Hepler has turned into a full-fledged program that is working to provide a smooth transition into college for students with disabilities.
The Hand-in-Hand...
The Pittsburgh Playhouse REP Professional Company is starting 2017 off strong with a unique performance of a one-woman show about the struggles an all-American family faces when dealing with special needs....
The names of Point Park’s facilities appear engraved in the concrete walls and printed across the flags along the buildings. Students walk through and past these buildings without thinking twice about...
