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Classes start after 10 a.m. on Monday, March 25 due to inclement weather. Offices open at 10 a.m. More information |
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Classes start after 10 a.m. on Monday, March 25 due to inclement weather. Offices open at 10 a.m. More information |
The work of Joann K. Falbo, late sister of renowned Pittsburgh developer Ralph Falbo, will be the highlight of Point Park's Lawrence Hall Gallery beginning May 25.
Point Park’s success in building a vibrant living and learning hub in Downtown Pittsburgh will be highlighted as part of a tour showing the central business district’s transformation into a bustling neighborhood where people live, work and play round the clock.
CUPRAP honors communicators in education at the sixth annual CUPPIE Awards on Thursday, March 14.
Get a peek inside of the latest edition of The Point, the magazine for alumni and friends of Point Park University.
Pittsburgh artist Philip Salvato created a mural with vibrant, free-flowing colors that fits into an arch-shaped niche in the historic stone staircase.
As one of the top programs in the nation for Cinema, Dance and Theatre, the Conservatory of Performing Arts combines hands-on experience and rigorous training with internationally recognized artists.
Point Park's School of Arts and Sciences is recognized for academic excellence in a diverse range of studies within four departments: Education, Humanities and Human Sciences, Natural Sciences and Engineering Technology and Criminal Justice and Intelligence Studies.
Whether your goal is to be an entrepreneur, trade stocks, balance books, or represent professional athletes, Point Park's business degree programs will help you acquire the real-world knowledge and analytical skills you need to succeed in business.
