The United Student Government's finance committee stood in front of a full house when it presented the funds allocated to various student clubs at Monday's meeting.The seats were filled with clubs' representatives...

Music, dance and artistic expression filled the George Rowland White (GRW) Theater as the Campus Activities Board (CAB) took another stride toward expanding the Point Park University community.           ...

As Campus Activities Board prepares to debut its first Dinner and a Movie event on Sunday, Feb. 26, the organization offered an inside look at the decision-making process of some of Point Park University's...

None other than the Point Park University Bison will be donning a ghoulish costume, racing through campus and scaring students into the event to help promote the upcoming Halloween dance,           ...

As Valentine's Day draws near, Point Park University's Office of Campus Life prepares to host the "Only Love" project on Feb. 13, making this the second year Point Park will promote all forms of love through...

Whether he is learning how to create a glass-blown pumpkin or trying his hand at putting images into glass, for Rocky Kindleberger, it is all art.Glass is a passion for Kindleberger, a student of instructor...

During the Feb. 28 United Student Government (USG) meeting, a motion was made to impeach School of Business-at-Large Representative Lyndsay Monaco.Senator Jonathon Bucci motioned for Monaco's impeachment...

Virtually everyone in the United States will be required to have health coverage or pay a penalty beginning next year when the Affordable Care Act goes into effect.“If students have coverage, they have...

As students walked up the steps toward the Point Cafe last week it was easy to tell something was different, louder in fact for the 67 straight hours."This is college, who needs sleep?" said WPPJ General...

 Pittsburgh City Council members voted to accept the council-controller plan at the City Council meeting on Tuesday allowing the city to avoid a state takeover.The council-controller plan will provide...

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Emily Levier thinks the new enforcement of parking in the South Side is ridiculous.Tony Moux agrees with Levier and believes money is the reason why the crackdown is happening now.Lt. Shirley Sloan, commander...