
Photo Series: Hundreds march through Pittsburgh, Participate in Global Climate Strike
by Andrew Conte | Sep 21, 2019 | Environment, Fall 2019, Latest Stories, News, Photojournalism, Politics
Photos by: Laine Foxworthy, Point Park News Service Instructions are given through a megaphone at the front of the crowd as protestors prepare to march down Grant Street. As marchers gather outside of the Pittsburgh City Council building, a girl holds out her hand to...Life is Getting Better for Part-Time Faculty After Contract
by Point Park News Service | Apr 25, 2019 | News, Spring 2019
By Nicole Fuschino To make ends meet after his job was unionized, Richard Schiavoni works at a newspaper weekdays and as a photographer on weekends, in addition to teaching part-time in the history department at Point Park University, but feels like his unionized job...
The Person Behind the Artist
by Point Park News Service | Jan 17, 2019 | Arts & Culture, Latest Stories, Lifestyle, Spring 2019
By Jordyn Hronec, Point Park News Service Dancers in Jason McDole’s class perform their daily warm-ups. Photo by Jordyn Hronec. Before class starts, there’s a specific energy buzzing in the air. When the teacher opens the door, dancers quickly file into the large,...
School Spirits: The Haunted Campuses of Pittsburgh Universities
by Point Park News Service | Dec 18, 2018 | Arts & Culture, Fall 2018, Latest Stories
By Nicole Pampena When the ghost of Martha Jane Poe rocks the cradle in the Cathedral of Learning’s Early American Room, she does so slowly, and exactly four times — no more, no less. When conservatory students at Point Park University see The Lady in...Search
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