Students that have attended Point Park for a while may have noticed a presence of extraterrestrials, specifically in the ...

The 2024 Presidential Election is proving to be one of the most contentious in history. As a result, most media attention has been focused on developments in the race.

Point Park men’s soccer took its second loss in a row at home against the Frostburg State Bobcats, losing 1-0 on Saturday, Oct. 26, at Highmark Stadium.

The Point Park men’s and women’s cross-country teams earned four all-conference honors after competing in the 2024 Mountain East Conference (MEC) Championship on Saturday, October 26 in Wheeling, West ...

West Virginia State swept Point Park volleyball on Saturday, October 26, losing the three sets by scores of 25-12, 25-21 and 25-16.

The price isn’t bad, first, they’re a little sour, then with each progressive bite they become sweeter as the crunchy nerd layer is chipped away and the gummy part is reached. These little gummy ...

A naval ship will bear Pittsburgh’s name for the fifth time and students in the School of Arts and Sciences got a chance to learn about the engineering behind the vessel along with the Navy’s ...

Point Park’s U-Pass system has grown in use by both residential and commuter students since it was implemented in the Fall 2023 semester. U-Pass is a tuition-included service that waives the fee of ...

Point Park’s full-time faculty union, the Newspaper Guild, reached a three-year contract deal with the administration on Monday, Oct. 28 after five months and 18 bargaining sessions. Natalie Rice, ...

The Student Choreography Project (SCP) hit the stage in the George Rowland White Performance Studio this past weekend. The performances ran Wednesday through Sunday. SCP is a semester-annual showcase ...

For a band that has been around for nearly 40 years, with a focus on its techno sound for 30, Underworld has shown no sign of lacking innovation. Just as recently as their 2019 album, DRIFT Series 1, ...

The Student Government Association (SGA) meeting on Oct. 28 had no new or old business that needed to be discussed. After a few updates from senators, members of the executive cabinet, and committees, ...