Big Table Event Postponement
By Colton DeBiase
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Living with Asthma in the Steel City
Disclaimer: Information for this article has been provided by TRIB Live. By Trish Miralles Lindsay Carson, a senior at Point Park University, always keeps an asthma inhaler with her as she traverses campus to get to class. She never leaves home without it. In her dorm room, rests a stronger steroid inhaler for when symptoms persist, as well as a...
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Point Park athlete enjoys college experience both on and off the court
By Trish Miralles Point Park’s women’s basketball started last season using a more assertive approach to recruiting beyond state lines, placing a record total of six players from Ohio on the roster. These efforts were shown to have paid off, as the team successfully ended this past season with numerous regional awards. One standout player is Ohio native and freshman...
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Tattoo expo welcomes community, aims to expand reach
Disclaimer: A version of this story ran in The Globe, the Point Park University student-run newspaper. By Dara Collins At the peak of any given day at the annual Bleed Black and Gold Pittsburgh Tattoo Expo, it’s difficult to walk through the aisles of artists and vendors without bumping body parts with the person walking across the walkway. One can...
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Point Park University prepares for COVID- 19 to hit Pittsburgh
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 December, the COVID-19 virus has been spreading across the globe quick enough to bring the...
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University of Pittsburgh scientists work to develop coronavirus vaccine
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 toll in the United States reached 11 as of Wednesday, March 4. Small vials of SARS-CoV-2, the virus that...
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University hires new food service director
By Zoey Angelucci
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