by Erin Yudt | Mar 29, 2022 | Business, Latest Stories, News, Spring 2022
By: Erin Yudt College student Kairi Stallsmith is still unsure where they are going to live next semester. As the next fall semester becomes closer and sign up for meal plans and housing contracts loom, college students are tasked again with finding the best and...
by Zoey Angeluccci | Mar 10, 2020 | News, Spring 2020
By Noah Marshalek PITTSBURGH, PA- Point Park University Dean of Students, Keith Paylo’s normal day at work is spent trying to get college students engaged and active at Point Park University but recently, the normal day is no longer as normal. Since the middle of...
by Zoey Angeluccci | Mar 9, 2020 | News, Spring 2020
By Jake Dabkowski Disclaimer: This story was previously ran in The Globe. Scientists at the University of Pittsburgh have begun developing a potential vaccine for COVID-19. COVID-19, better known as the coronavirus, has become an international issue, and the death...
by Point Park News Service | Oct 24, 2019 | Fall 2019, News
By: Diana Navarrete PITTSBURGH, Pa.–Communities in the tristate area are losing their primary source of information and are finding solutions to maintain existing news organizations. Various communities are losing daily and weekly newspapers. While others are...
by Point Park News Service | Oct 24, 2019 | Fall 2019, News
By: Zoey Angelucci As the Youngstown Vindicator closed its doors on Aug. 31 2019, the nearby city of New Castle was fighting against news desert norms to save its paper and community. They rely financially on advertising and print and online subscriptions. They...
by Point Park News Service | Oct 24, 2019 | Fall 2019, News
By: Adam Stout “About one in three users in the U.S. live in places where we cannot find enough local news on Facebook to launch Today in,” Facebook said in a recent blog post online. “What does that mean exactly? In the last 28 days, there has not been a single day...