Women in Sports: Dreams of Inclusion Are Coming True
By Sarah Bagay Stephanie Harrison wanted to enhance women’s involvement in sports, especially soccer, when she founded Steel City Football Club, a women’s professional team. Christine Serkoch and Angela Tegnelia have become key players in...
Night of Fights at Carnegie Music Hall goes to Round 2
By Tyler Polk, Point Park News Service: Pro Boxing returns to the Carnegie Music Hall of Homestead on Nov. 4. Integrity Fighter Management and the Conn-Greb Boxing Gym present the event following the first successful pro boxing night held at the venue back in March....
Marrow’s run to tomorrow
By Bryan Partika, Point Park News Service: At track meets across the country, anxious athletes can be seen walking around the infield, focusing on their upcoming event. These athletes pace around each other, mingling in the crowd of warmup suits and backpacks. In...
Steel City Parkour owner turns hobby into career
By Edward Trizzino & Michael Richter, Point Park News Service: Christian Winchell, 24, describes parkour as “interacting with the environment with your body.” As a coach at Steel City Parkour in Export, Pa., he practices this almost every day to maximize his...
PPU director of athletic communications reaches more viewers
By Bryan Partika, Point Park News Service Point Park University’s Kevin Taylor has been an influential member in bringing innovation to the school. As the director of athletic communications and assistant athletic director, Taylor has changed the way viewers...
What a great picture! We are looking forward to helping celebrate Myron's legacy at @PointParkU's 1st "Myron Cope Day". 🎉 Learn more: https://t.co/SEWWE1ATNg
Myron Cope would’ve been 93 yesterday. When we gave Myron a lift in this pic (circa 1989), he was younger than I am now. Myron would’ve enjoyed the NFL playoff weekend
Tune in on Tuesday Feb. 1st for a panel with industry professionals on the Marketing and Media Power of the Super Bowl 🏈 Hosted by @PGHCentr4Sports
Register link here 🔽
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Our first place Doris O'Donnell Fellowship winner, Sunnie R. Clahchischiligi w/ @SearchlightNM, published her story on the many students from the Navajo Nation who were lost during the pandemic, desperately struggling to receive education. #MediaInnovators https://t.co/VyuDL9kbGq