Written By Ashtyn Harter, Co-News Editor
• November 9, 2023
Last Tuesday, all classes were canceled for the second annual Pioneer Pause.
The Pioneer Pause was created to give students a day off to relax and prioritize their mental health during the...
Written By Erin Yudt, Editor-In-Chief
• November 1, 2023
On Monday, university President Chris Brussalis announced “Pioneer Vision 2030,” the next strategic plan for the university. The Board of Trustees unanimously approved the plan last week.
“Pioneer...
There is finally a solution to the recycling problem in Conestoga Hall that has affected residents throughout the semester. However, some students are still left with confusion.
“The...
A new luxury Italian restaurant with dishes ranging $7 to $65 opened next to Primanti Brothers in market square on October 27. Alta Via offers a range of handmade pastas, salads, meats and desserts.
Even...
Written By Erin Yudt, Editor-In-Chief
• October 25, 2023
With class registration for the spring semester opening within the next week, the School of Communication still does not have a full-time advisor replacement. However, the university is in the “offer”...
Last Wednesday the university announced that they are partnering with Joon, an online therapy company designed specifically for young adults. The university counseling center will still be offering...
“Point Park University: where it all comes together” reads several advertisements from the university’s latest advertising campaign launched on Oct. 1. The advertisements have now been...
The Student Government Association (SGA) released their WiFi survey results at their legislative body this Monday, Oct. 23.
The survey, which went out Oct. 12 through the 17, had 235 student...
The Christmas tree has been put up in PPG Place and, while the manager of the ice-skating rink has a reason for its placement in October, some Point Park Students think that it's too early.
Andre...
There are an estimated 59 empty storefronts Downtown according to what Allegheny County Representative Rich Fitzgerald said in a September press conference.
Within the coming months, The Pittsburgh...
The college canines made their monthly stop on campus last week in Lawrence Hall.
Therapy dogs are crucial for college students’ mental health. When new students move away from their homes, they sometimes...
Written By Logre Abdis, For The Globe
• October 11, 2023
On both September 19 and 30, Thayer fire alarms were only audible in stairwells and certain floors. Thayer Hall residents expressed concern over the lack of response from floor fire alarms after these...
