by Zoey Angeluccci | Feb 16, 2021 | Business, COVID-19, Fall 2020
by Elena Troia After many months of government-mandated closures, Miami’s nightlife is back. Mask-less people fill a popular bar called Booze Garden. Photo by: Elena Troia By: Elena Troia For bartender Andres Gonzalez of Racket, a popular club in the Wynwood Walls, it...
by Zoey Angeluccci | Feb 16, 2021 | COVID-19, Fall 2020, Sports
by Elena Troia How Point Park University senior athletes are coping with impact of a global pandemic When Point Park sports seasons got canceled last spring, junior soccer player Jonathan Hanks didn’t realize that it may be a long time until he returns to the field....
by Zoey Angeluccci | Feb 16, 2021 | COVID-19, Fall 2020
by Sarah Gibson One key resource that religions as a concept can provide is that of community with others. In some sects, such as Quakerism, the community serves as a core tenant of the religion itself. Most religions base themselves around some sort of regular...
by Zoey Angeluccci | Feb 16, 2021 | Fall 2020
By Sarah Gibson One anonymous Point Park dance student was shocked to see a weight requirement in a ballet class during their freshman year but was even more shocked to see that the same policies were still being implemented when they revisited the syllabus years...
by Zoey Angeluccci | Feb 16, 2021 | Business, COVID-19, Fall 2020
By: Andrew D. Otts Regional Real Estate on the Rise Despite COVID A boom in real estate can be seen by the multitude of homes on the market throughout neighborhoods in and around Pittsburgh. Photo Credit: Andrew Otts When Nicole Jackman and her husband first saw the...
by Zoey Angeluccci | Feb 16, 2021 | Business, COVID-19, Fall 2020
by Andrew D. Otts Small Businesses Adapt to Changing Times As the pandemic arrived in Pittsburgh, bar owner and local DJ Adam Kulik knew the road ahead looked dismal for his businesses but saw an opportunity to adapt. Like Kulik, business owners across the city began...