Directory signs around campus are not completely accurate

Written By Carson Folio, Editor-in-Chief • February 18, 2026

If someone wants to get somewhere on campus and doesn’t know where to go, an obvious wayfinding point might sound like the several directory signs on campus.

New environmental club inspired by Clairton Coke Works explosion

Written By Cilia Catello, News Editor • February 18, 2026

“The environment was here before any of us. We came and took what we thought was ours,” Ryan Doherty, president of Point Park’s newest club, the Pioneer Green Collective, said.

Women’s wrestling program builds foundation in historic debut season

Written By Makenna Smith, Staff Writer • February 18, 2026

The first season in program history for Point Park’s women’s wrestling team was defined by milestones, growth and early signs of promise as the freshman-led squad established its identity on the mat.

Photography and fine art magazine ‘The Fix’ debuts upcoming edition

Written By Andrew Burgman, Staff Writer • February 18, 2026

A student-run art publication at Point Park University will debut its newest edition next month, combining an exhibition and printed catalog designed to showcase student and alumni artwork in a professional format. 

Third-straight MEC loss brings women’s basketball to standstill

Written By Megan Lukitsch, Staff Writer • February 18, 2026

Point Park women’s basketball was defeated by Charleston on Saturday afternoon by a final score of 68-49.

Turning Point USA’s Village Park visit spurs controversy

Written By Gavin Petrone, Editor-elect • February 18, 2026

For the second time this academic year, a table sponsored by Turning Point USA appeared on Point Park’s campus.

Throughout the years: Feb. 16-22

Written By Carson Folio, Editor-in-Chief • February 18, 2026

Donations to the university, the elimination of lunch from meal plans and the introduction of Point Park's short-lived Switzerland campus are just a few events that happened throughout the years here.

Hot tea with Z: Respecting different beliefs

Written By Zarrick Plizga, Staff Writer • February 18, 2026

How do I know what to believe in? How do I respect someone else’s beliefs without practicing them?

Pioneers face tight loss in debut lacrosse game

Written By Edmee Idalis, Staff Writer • February 18, 2026

Saturday marked a historic day for Point Park sports.

Noise complaints on the rise in Lawrence Hall

Written By Carson Folio, Editor-in-Chief • February 11, 2026

According to staff members at Residence Life and those living in Lawrence Hall, some floors in the building have seen a dramatic rise in noise complaints this year.

COPA Corner: We are all in toxic relationships

Written By Melissa Garlock, Staff Writer • February 11, 2026

Imagine if a platonic or romantic partner in your life was your greatest obsession.

‘The Black Table’ has many issues despite the fanfare

Written By Peyton Martin and Features and Arts & Entertainment Editor • February 11, 2026

Since Christmas, I have gained access to Kindle Unlimited, which gives people access to over a million books for only the price of the monthly subscription. Therefore, I decided to give one of the books...