From Led Zeppelin to the Red Hot Chili Peppers, Chase Barron had mastered songs by several famous bands by the end of middle school. By the time he entered high school, he decided it was time to ditch...

Pittsburgh native Bonnie Baxter left Pittsburgh for a short time and lived in Chicago.  During that time, she and her husband had the chance to participate in the event Open House Chicago, which allowed...

Campus Activities Board (CAB) is bringing back the popular Bubble Soccer game for its second annual event, encouraging students to step out of their comfort zones and into a bubble. “It’s such a...

As the lights dim in the theater, choir music swells between car horns and subway brakes. Suddenly, David Berryman, a Pulitzer Prize-winning Broadway playwright, hurls epithets and insults in a blind...

When runners of the 39th annual Richard S. Caliguiri Great Race entered Point Park’s campus with only half of a mile to go, the sun was on their backs and Honors Program students were ready to greet...

The REP Professional Theatre Company is continuing its season with the opening of another play this week, with director Robert Turano tackling the complicated relationship between a father and daughter...

During Tony Bingham’s career at Point Park University, he landed a role in the production of “The Fantasticks.” Almost 25 years later, Bingham will take the stage again in “The Fantasticks,”...

On the day of Point Park’s Center for Media Innovation (CMI) grand opening, Laura Jennings sat in Village Park during the lunch festivities to reflect on the day’s events. The opening ceremony took...

Singer songwriter JoJo, who is known for songs “Too Little Too Late” and “Leave (Get Out),” has the opportunity to tour a campus, attend a class, perform an acoustic set and provide a Q&A session...

The final monthly Rooftop Shindig of the summer downtown engaged all ages around the city to not only bring their dancing shoes, but also popcorn and a blanket. The annual Downtown Rooftop Shindig...