"District notebook: Point Park reaches national tournament"
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette; March 1, 2013
The Point Park women's basketball team earns a spot at the NAIA District II tournament after winning the KIAC championship game.
"Point Park students help set up Bon Jovi conert stage"
KDKA-TV; February 21, 2013
Bon Jovi played the Consol Energy Center and Point Park Sport, Arts and Entertainment Management students had the opportunity to work backstage.
"A newsmaker you should know: Radio host's liner notes on jazz CDs may be historic"
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette; January 17, 2013
David Fabilli, professor of broadcasting, is creating his personal legacy through music as an annotator.
"Website turning unwanted gift cards into cash"
KDKA-TV; January 7, 2013
Elaine Luther, D.SC., professor of business management, gives perspective on gift card waste and how to avoid it.
"New president of Pittsburgh chapter of black law enforcement executives brings deep experience to the job"
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette; December 31, 2012
Gregory Rogers, J.D., professor and chair of the department of criminal justice and intelligence studies, is discusses his new role as the Pittsburgh chapter president of NOBLE.
"A dozen 2012 newsmakers you should know"
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette; December 27, 2012
Natalya Goreva, Ph.D., assistant professor of information technology, is featured.
"Speaking Volumes: Megan Ward"
WESA; December 17, 2012
Megan Ward, Ph.D., assistant professor of English, talks to NPR about some of her favorite reads.
"Point Park University gives dancers leg up to fame with The Rockettes"
Pittsburgh Tribune-Review; December 8, 2012
The strong tie between Point Park's dance program and Radio City Music Hall's Rockettes.
"Marketing Expert Separates Hottest Holiday Toys From Hype"
KDKA-TV; December 7, 2012
Eiaine Luther, professor of business management, offers perspective on hot toy lists published during the holidays.
"Newsmaker: Andrew Halasz"
Pittsburgh Tribune-Review; November 15, 2012
Andrew Halasz, assistant professor of cinema and digital arts, is profiled.
"Point Park men's soccer team thriving with diverse lineup"
Pittsburgh Tribune-Review; November 9, 2012
The international diversity of Point Park's soccer team is the subject of this feature.
"Point Park University program helps high school students add to their math skills"
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette; November 2, 2012
High school students get a taste for field mathematics at Point Park's Math Symposium.
"Forensics program attracting crime-solvers at Point Park in Pittsburgh"
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette; October 29, 2012
Students and assistant professor of forensic science, Ed Strimlan, discuss why forensic science is such a fascinating field of study.
"Ticketing 101"
Venues Today; October 2012
Spotlight on the ticketing class offered through the Sport, Arts and Entertainment Management program.
"A newsmaker you should know: Making a classroom of life"
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette; October 18, 2012
Profile on education professor Christal Chaney and her work with the Hogar Ayau Raphael Orphanage in Guatemala City, Guatemala.
“Pittsburgh actors recall thrills of ‘Wallflower’ set”
Pittsburgh Tribune-Review; October 9, 2012
Dance instructor Kiesha Lalama recalls working on the set of the film, The Perks of Being a Wallflower.
"Veteran concert promoter introduces students to the profession"
Pittsburgh Tribune-Review; September 14, 2012
Profile of Ed Traversari, assistant professor of SAEM, his work as a concert promoter and the SAEM program.
"History by bike"
WESA; September 10, 2012
President Paul Hennigan introduces Pittsburgh via bike to new student workers at Point Park.
"Drugging our children"
WESA; September 4, 2012
Sharna Olfman, Ph.D., professor of psychology, and Brent Dean Robbins, Ph.D., assistant professor of psychology discuss diagnosis of disruptive children and the culture of medicating them.
"Ex-SEAL may be ‘endangering our own,’ experts say"
Pittsburgh Tribune-Review; September 2, 2012
Michael Finnegan, assistant professor of criminal justice and intelligence studies, comments on the book, No Easy Day: The Firsthand Account of the Mission that Killed Osama bin Laden.
"Colleges' goal: No freshman will be disoriented"
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette; August 22, 2012
Freshmen orientation has changed. Sarah George, director of commuter affairs, and Keith Paylo, dean of student affairs, describe how Point Park fits in with the trend.
"Essential Pittsburgh: Media Week"
WESA; August 17, 2012
Steve Hallock, associate professor of journalism, offers perspective on the week's media moments, including the Olympics and Mitt Romney's selection of Paul Ryan as his vice presidential running mate.
"Point Park's president peddling Pittsburgh to students through a city bike tour"
Pop City; August 15, 2012
Feature on President Hennigan's bike ride with student workers.
"Jazz Dance World Congress brings diverse performers to Pittsburgh"
Pittsburgh City Paper; July 25, 2012
The Jazz Dance World Congress comes to Pittsburgh, co-presented by Point Park and Giordiano Dance Chicago.
"Newsmaker: Lorelei Stein"
Pittsburgh Tribune-Review; July 11, 2012
Profile of criminal justice professor, Lorelei Stein, when she was appointed to the board for Family Services of Western Pennsylvania.
"Point Park, Carlow make switch to Kentucky conference"
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette; July 5, 2012
Point Park athletics make the move to KIAC conference.
"Point Park launches Urban Accounting Initiative"
New Pittsburgh Courier; June 15, 2012
The Urban Accounting Initiative is a program designed to increase the number of African-Americans in the accounting and finance industries.
"Extremely Challenging: Adventure racing is way more than a jog through the park"
Pittsburgh City Paper; June 13, 2012
Steve Tanzilli, director of Point Park's sport, arts and entertainment management program, discusses the rise of adventure racing.
"World Series culminates special season for Point Park"
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette; June 6, 2012
The Point Park baseball team ended their stellar season with a trip to the NAIA World Series.
"WWII oral history project preserves voices that should never be forgotten"
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette; June 6, 2012
Photojournalism professor, Chris Rolinson, has been working on a special project with Veteran Voices of Pittsburgh.
"College graduates entering tough market for teaching jobs"
Pittsburgh Business Times; June 1, 2012
Darlene Marnich, professor and chair of the Education Department, comments on state of the job market for education graduates.
"A newsmaker you should know: Recent Point Park graduate put sparkle in 'Glitzburgh' fashion show"
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette; May 31, 2012
Profile on graduates Rachel Kernic, Anna DeLattre and their success with the charity fashion show, Glitzburgh.
"Point Park does itself proud"
Pittsburgh Tribune-Review; April 29, 2012
Focus on Point Park's urban campus development through the Academic Village initiative.
"A newsmaker you should know: Point Park professor well-versed on area's Cold War history"
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette; April 26, 2012
Profile on Robert Skertich, Ph.D., assistant professor and director of the Public Administration and Undergraduate Organizational Leadership Programs.
"Book alleges longtime Penn State cover-up"
CBS This Morning; April 17, 2012
Associate Professor, Bill Moushey and co-author Robert Dvorchak speak to the "CBS This Morning" co-hosts about their book, "Game Over."
“Zoo U: A day planned for students, by students”
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette; April 12, 2012
Sport, Arts and Entertainment Management students use what they have learned in the classroom to create a real-world event in collaboration with The Pittsburgh Zoo and PPG Aquarium.
"Newsmaker: Helena Knorr"
Pittsburgh Tribune-Review; April 1, 2012
Assistant professor, Helena Knorr featured.
"Over-medication in foster care at issue"
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette; March 29, 2012
Comments about the over-medication issue from Brent Robbins, head of Point Park's psychology department and co-chair of the Society for Humanistic Psychology national conference.
"Student actors and company get chance to shine in musicals"
Pittsburgh Tribune-Review; March 22, 2012
Kiesha Lalama, dance faculty at Point Park, addresses the trend of young people getting involved behind the scenes in theater.
"Project would enhance, improve access to Mon Wharf"
Pittsburgh Tribune-Review; March 17, 2012
Artist Nobuho Nagasawa and landscape architects from LaQuatra Bonci, commissioned by Point Park and Riverlife, announce plans for public space improvements at Mon Wharf access point.
"Newly minted teachers face difficult job market"
Pittsburgh Tribune-Review; February 26, 2012
Darlene Marnich, chair of the education department, offers her view on the state of the job market for educators.
"Universities are bringing Occupy into the classroom"
USA Today; February 12, 2012
Professor and director of global cultural studies, Channa Newman's class focused on the Occupy movement is mentioned.
"Pittsburgh Today Live"
KDKA-TV; February 3, 2012
Professor and director of the SAEM program, Steve Tanzilli and Point Park students/Stage AE interns Max Kovalchuk & Alison Maternowski discuss the partnership between Point Park and Stage AE.
"Guidelines debated for mental disorders"
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette; January 30, 2012
Brent Robbins, Ph.D., director of Point Park’s psychology program, argues against proposed revisions to the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders.
"CSI: Pittsburgh"
Pittsburgh Magazine; February 2012
Edward Strimlan, M.D., visiting professor and coordinator of the forensic science program, gives Pittsburgh Magazine a tour of Point Park's crime scene house.
"Gingrich rages at his creation"
Philadelphia Inquirer; January 25, 2012
Assistant Professor, Steven M. Hallock's op-ed piece on the media's position in political discussion.
"Pioneer spirit: Point Park women team up for 8-game win streak"
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette; January 20, 2012
Point Park University women's basketball team on 8-game win streak, tied for the longest winning streak in school history.
"Raise transportation fees: We must fix our roads and preserve our mass transit systems"
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette; January 19, 2012
Assistant Professor, Steven M. Hallock's op-ed piece on the Pennsylvania Transportation Funding Advisory Commission proposal.
"Workplace center to cater to careers"
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette; January 19, 2012
Profile of Point Park's new Center for Management Excellence and CME Executive Director, Rex Gatto.
"Point Park's new Management Excellence courses are aimed at all job levels"
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette; January 13, 2012
Profile of Point Park's new Center for Management Excellence and CME Executive Director, Rex Gatto.
"Russia native teaches information security in America"
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette; January 5, 2012
Natalya Goreva, Assistant Professor of Information Technology, is featured and discusses Internet security with online merchants.
"Big acts become less likely to aim for big venues"
Pittsburgh Tribune-Review; December 18, 2011
Where have all the arena shows gone? Ed Traversari, instructor and professional in residence at Point Park, has some ideas.
"Retailers move with lightning speed to create mobile apps"
Pittsburgh Tribune-Review; December 11, 2011
Paige Beal, assistant professor in the School of Business, discusses how mobile tools are changing the retail landscape.
"Point Park exhibit celebrates steel heritage"
Pittsburgh Tribune-Review; December 4, 2011
A review of the art exhibit, 'Rivers of Steel' at Point Park University.
"The media are lobbing softballs"
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette; November 30, 2011
Assistant Professor, Steven M. Hallock, questions whether the media really delivers political news.
"No Black Friday violence in the area, except for pushing"
Pittsburgh Tribune-Review; November 26, 2011
Paige Beal, assistant professor in the School of Business, reflects on the Black Friday frenzy.
"Point Park women's volleyball digs success"
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette; November 18, 2011
Point Park women's volleyball coach, Mike Bruno, discusses the team's success this season.
"Point Park's Contemporary Choreographers is a strong program"
Pittsburgh City Paper; November 16. 2011
Rave reviews for Point Park University's Conservatory Dance Company's Contemporary Choreographers program.
"'Illyria' turns Bard's 'Twelfth Night' into a pleasant musical"
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette; November 16, 2011
Stage review of the local premiere, realized by the Conservatory at Point Park University.
"Some Workers Complain About Midnight Opening On Thanksgiving"
KDKA-TV; November 15, 2011
School of Business Dean, Angela Isaac, comments on the 'Black Friday creep,' retailers' practice of opening earlier for Black Friday sales.
"Point Park's Contemporary Choreographers proves pleasing"
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette; November 14, 2011
Theater and dance critic gives kudos to Point Park University's Conservatory Dance Company's Contemporary Choreographers program.
“Pittsburgh writers, musicians get no respect — locally”
Pittsburgh Tribune-Review; November 13, 2011
Maggie Johnson, a visiting professor and director of community outreach for the Sports, Arts and Entertainment Management program, reflects on awareness and appreciation of local artists.
"Pittsburgh Magazine's 40 Under 40"
Pittsburgh Magazine; November 2011
Associate professor, Christopher Rolinson, was named one of Pittsburgh's 40 Under 40. Winners are chosen based on their passion, commitment, visibility, diversity and overall impact on the region.
“International food chain activist and conservationist comes to Point Park Nov. 2”
Pop City Media; October 19, 2011
Renowned Indian environmentalist and international activist Dr. Vendana Shiva--named one of the seven most powerful women in the world by Forbes magazine--speaks at Point Park University's GRW Theatre.
“Marvin Hamlisch conducts workshop at Point Park”
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette; October 19, 2011
Four lucky Point Park University students got the opportunity of a lifetime when they performed a workshop audition for Marvin Hamlisch.
“From Point Park University to the Major Leagues”
Yahoo.com; October 19, 2011
The story of Don Kelly of the Detroit Tigers and Point Park Athletic Hall of Famer.
“Book takes inside look at Penguins' decision to stay in Pittsburgh”
Pittsburgh Tribune Review; October 16, 2011
Tribune-Review investigative reporter Andrew Conte and adjunct faculty member at Point Park, talks about his new book Breakaway, the inside story of the Penguins turnaround.
"'Rivers of Steel' exhibit captures steel's glory days and aftermath"
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette; October 7, 2011
Christopher Rolinson, associate professor at Point Park, took his digital photography students to capture Carrie Furnace.
“REP production looks at finding more than a 'lost boy'”
Pittsburgh Tribune Review; September 29, 2011
Sheila McKenna, Point Park Theater Chair and Assistant Professor, directs ‘lost boy’ production.
“Point Park creates urban accounting program”
New Pittsburgh Courier; September 29, 2011
Point Park University uses $1 million gift to fund the Urban Accounting Initiative in an effort to increase diversity in the accounting and finance fields.
“Stage Right gets the season off to a sweet start”
Pittsburgh Tribune Review; September 20, 2011
Recent Point Park University acting program graduate cast as Willy Wonka.
“Rivers of Steel art exhibition opens Thursday”
Pittsburgh Tribune Review; September 19, 2011
The Rivers of Steel art exhibit, celebrating Pittsburgh's rich industrial heritage and the intersection of past and present, opens in the University's Lawrence Hall Gallery.
"Obama cabinet member touts jobs plan in city visit"
Pittsburgh Post Gazette; September 16, 2011
Tom Vilsack, U.S. Agriculture Secretary and Pittsburgh native, holds a round-table with business and labor leaders at Point Park University.
"Village Park in the News"
September 14, 2011
A full list of news coverage on the opening of Point Park University's newest green space.
"Wyoming invests wisely"
Philly.com; September 6, 2011
Op-ed by Assistant Professor Steven M. Hallock, focusing on education spending and how Wyoming is getting it right.
“REP takes on the challenge of 'A Child's Guide to Heresy'”
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette; September 05, 2011
Ronald-Allan Lindblom, artistic director of The REP, the professional company of Point Park University, speaks about ‘A Child’s Guide to Heresy.’
“Point Park plans lively dance lineup”
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette; August 28, 2011
A look at what’s in store for the 2011-12 season of Point Park University's Conservatory Dance Company.
"Lights, Camera, Action! With Movie Critic Drew Moniot"
Weekend Magazine with Rob Pratte; August 13, 2011
Drew Moniot, adjunct professor of Cinema and Digital Arts, talks to Rob Pratte about the impact of movies filming in Pittsburgh.
"Newsmaker: Suzanne E. Miller"
Pittsburgh Tribune-Review; August 10, 2011
Suzanne E. Miller, Ed.D., professor of education, is featured as a noteworthy Pittsburgher.
"Point Park University a step closer to new playhouse"
PopCity; July 27, 2011
Point Park adds another piece to the Academic Village development with the purchase of the former Honus Wagner Co. building.
"J.C. Penney trading spaces in Monroeville Mall"
Pittsburgh Tribune-Review; July 16, 2011
Paige Beal, assistant professor in the School of Business, discusses new strategies at Monroeville Mall.
"Hampton firefighter proves it's never too late to earn a degree"
Pine Creek Journal; July 14, 2011
Public administration professor, Rob Skertich discusses the new public administration online certificate program at Point Park.
"From Batman Rising to the Animated Batman, all the signals point to Pittsburgh"
Six Degrees of Pittsburgh; June 21, 2011
Point Park film professor, Steve Cuden, is highlighted as part of Pittsburgh becoming the east coast Hollywood.
Podcast with Chris Rawson
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette; June 16, 2011
Point Park film professor, Steve Cuden, speaks to Chris Rawson in this podcast about Jekyll & Hyde, a show Cuden originally conceived for stage.
"Bat-Signal lures wannabe extras"
Pittsburgh Tribune-Review; June 12, 2011
Christopher Sepesy, film professor at Point Park University, talks about the excitement surrounding the latest Batman installment, which is filming in Pittsburgh.
"I'm all for all-news, better news"
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette; June 1, 2011
Op-ed by Assistant Professor Steven M. Hallock, addressing WDUQ's new format.
"CDs going way of records, 8-tracks, cassette tape"
Pittsburgh Tribune-Review; May 26, 2011
Are CDs becoming collectors' items? Paige Beal, assistant professor in the School of Business, weighs in.
"Blog: Paige Beal on top ticketed attractions in Pittsburgh"
PopCity Media; May 25, 2011
Paige Beal, assistant professor in the School of Business, discusses the most popular Pittsburgh attractions.
"The Next Page: The Secret World of Lichen"
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette; May 8, 2011
Matthrew Opdyke, assistant professor of environmental studies in Point Park's Department of Natural Sciences and Engineering Technology, has a passion for lichen. His wife, Heidi explains Opdyke's work and why lichen are so cool.
"Rumsfeld: Intelligence agencies' frequent turnovers 'dangerous'"
Pittsburgh Tribune-Review; May 1, 2011
Gregory Rogers, chair of the Department of Criminal Justice and Intelligence Studies, offers thoughts on changes among U.S. intelligence leaders and directors.
"Yet another blow to Congress' war powers"
Philadelphia Inquirer; March 29, 2011
Assistant Professor Steven M. Hallock, discusses President Obama's decision to engage U.S. forces in Libya's civil war.
"Value-conscious shoppers feed growth of discount grocery chains"
Pittsburgh Tribune-Review; March 6, 2011
Paige Beal, assistant professor in the School of Business, suggests why discount grocers work for consumers.
"Showcase moves Point Park dancers toward future"
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette; February 23, 2011
It's all in a day's work for Point Park dance students.
"Macy's bows to local tastes"
Pittsburgh Tribune-Review; December 24, 2010
Paige Beal, assistant professor in the School of Business, discusses why Macy's product strategy works.
"Newsmaker: Archish Maharaja"
Pittsburgh Tribune-Review; December 1, 2010
Archish Maharaja, Ed.D., assistant professor and director of the MBA program in the School of Business, is featured as a noteworthy Pittsburgher.
"Retail experts anticipate strong Black Friday sales"
Pittsburgh Tribune-Review; November 27, 2010
A positive forecast for retailers during the holiday season by Paige Beal, assistant professor in the School of Business.
"Newsmaker: Lori Molinari"
Pittsburgh Tribune-Review; November 6, 2010
Assistant professor of business management, Lori Molinari is featured.
"Voter beware! Campaign lies, innuendo pass for reality"
The Charleston Gazette; October 23, 2010
Assistant Professor Steven M. Hallock, discusses the West Virginia U.S. Senate election.
"The State of Journalism"
The St. Louis Journalism Review; September 16, 2010
Assistant Professor Steven M. Hallock, discusses national and local press coverage of the G-20 summit in Pittsburgh.
"'No down side' for Pittsburgh businesses as students arrive"
Pittsburgh Tribune-Review; August 25, 2010
Paige Beal, assistant professor in the School of Business, weighs in on the economic impact of students.
"Port Authority riders bemoan planned cuts"
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette; August 20, 2010
Vice president for external affairs, Mariann Geyer, underscores the economic impact of Point Park's students Downtown at a public hearing regarding Port Authority service cuts.
"A Midsummer Night's Memory"
Denver Post; August 9, 2010
Op-ed piece written by Point Park University Assistant Professor Steven M. Hallock.
"Schools revamp MBA offerings"
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette; July 29, 2010
"Real Brew, Virtual Marketing"
Pittsburgh Tribune-Review; July 27, 2010
Paige Beal, assistant professor in the School of Business, discusses the merits of social media marketing.
"You Say Goodbye to Mellon Arena, We Say Hello to CONSOL Energy Center"
Whirl Magazine; July 23, 2010
Point Park Professor in Residence, Ed Traversari gives a promoter's perspective on kicking off CONSOL Energy Center's concerts with Sir Paul McCartney.
"Immigration cycle: Ignore, uproar, repeat"
Philadelphia Inquirer; June 8, 2010
Op-ed piece written by Point Park University Assistant Professor Steven M. Hallock.
"Point Park alum thriving on the Great White Way"
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette; May 4, 2010
Feature on Point Park alumnus and 2010 commencement speaker, Rob Ashford.
"First Person: New roof? No thanks"
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette; May 1, 2010
Op-ed piece written by Point Park University Assistant Professor Steven M. Hallock.
"Virtual Interns Become Reality"
Pittsburgh Tribune-Review; April 5, 2010
Point Park students, Miles Ritenour and Gloria Franciscus discuss their virtual internships.
"Producer Jimmy Miller's local ties give hometown flavor to 'She's Out of My League'"
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette; March 12, 2010
Point Park alumnus and movie producer, Jimmy Miller released a new movie shot almost entirely in Pittsburgh.
"Roethlisberger Story a Lesson For Students"
KDKA-TV; March 8, 2010
Point Park assistant professor, Dr. Anthony Moretti and Point Park students interviewed regarding public opinion versus journalism.
"Newsmaker: Matthew Opdyke"
Pittsburgh Tribune-Review; March 6, 2010
Dr. Matthew Opdyke, assistant professor of environmental studies, is featured as a notable Pittsburgher.
"Polls vs. polls: Dueling opinion surveys in the health care debate reflect their limited value"
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette; March 2, 2010
Op-ed piece written by Point Park University Assistant Professor Steven M. Hallock.
"From the Ground Up"
Smart Business; February 24, 2010
Point Park University President, Paul Hennigan discusses how to incorporate university community input into a strategic planning process.
"Is genius genetic or is it nurtured?"
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette; February 9, 2010
Associate professor of education, J. Kaye Cupples weighs in on the debate over intelligence being a product of nature or nurture.
"The Next Page: Turn! Turn! Turn (table)!"
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette; February 7, 2010
Op-ed piece written by Point Park University Assistant Professor Steven M. Hallock.
"Should physicians be journalists?"
Philadelphia Inquirer; January 29, 2010
Op-ed piece written by Point Park University Assistant Professor Steven M. Hallock.
"Professor captures region's beauty with his camera"
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette; January 28, 2010
Point Park photojournalism professor, Chris Rolinson, is featured for his four-year project documenting Western Pennsylvania's state parks, wildlife and forest preserves.
"Dali discovery jogs memories in the arts world"
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette; January 7, 2010
Precious Dali backdrop delivered to Pittsburgh by senior professor of dance, Nicolas Petrov over 30 years ago, was once lost but now is found.
"Playhouse company premieres family-themed 'The Bench'"
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette; December 10, 2009
A bit of background on 'The Bench', world premiere dance work by Kiesha Lalama-White.
"New FTC guidelines take on bloggers"
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette; December 6, 2009
Point Park professor, Tatyana Dumova weighs in on new FTC guidelines for bloggers.
"Dance Alloy searches near, far for unique voices"
Pittsburgh Tribune-Review; December 2, 2009
Pearlann Porter, Point Park professor, discusses new work with Dance Alloy Theater.
"Rockettes bring 'Christmas Spectacular' to Pittsburgh"
Pittsburgh Tribune-Review; November 11, 2009
Point Park senior, Erin Harold, talks about the excitement and challenges that come with performing as a Rockette.
"Fabregas, Conte win prize in investigative reporting category"
Pittsburgh Tribune-Review; November 8, 2009
Kudos to Point Park University professor Andrew Conte, founding director of the Point Park News Service.
"Onsite MBA program sends managers back to school"
CE News; November 2009
Gary M. DeJidas, president and CEO at GAI Consultants, Inc., touts the benefits of Point Park's on-site MBA program.
"40 Under 40"
Pittsburgh Magazine; November Issue
Heather Starr Fiedler, Assistant professor of digital media at Point Park University and founder/general manager of PittsburghMom.com featured.
"Nader gives Point Park University students points to ponder"
Pittsburgh Tribune-Review; October 20, 2009
Ralph Nader, consumer advocate and presidential candidate, spoke to a crowd at Point Park about "growing up corporate."
"Ralph Nader still swinging at corporate America"
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette; October 20, 2009
Ralph Nader, consumer advocate and presidential candidate, spoke to a crowd at Point Park about "growing up corporate."
"Owner's or CEO's opinions can affect the bottom line"
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette; October 18, 2009
Bob O'Gara, a professor of advertising and public relations at Point Park University, offers his perspective on what a CEO should consider when publicizing a political opinion.
"Illegal immigrant exclusions to health plan put country at risk"
The Patriot-News; October 6, 2009
Op-ed piece written by Steve Hallock, media ethics teacher in the School of Communication.
"For G-20, Pittsburgh became a police state"
Philly.com; September 30, 2009
Op-ed piece written by Steve Hallock, media ethics teacher in the School of Communication.
"Young Dancers Kick With Radio City Rockettes In Pittsburgh"
WPXI.com; September 29, 2009
Point Park alumnus and Rockette, Kristin Altfather teaches aspiring young dancers.
"Flash mobs dance out a message"
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette; September 22, 2009
Three groups of 100 Point Park University students give a surprise performances at three different locations in Downtown Pittsburgh.
"Foreign firms call Pittsburgh home"
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette; September 22, 2009
Dr. Dimitris Kraniou, a professor of business at Point Park University, offers his perspective on foreign companies located in Pittsburgh.
"Review: Actors' skills fuel disquieting 'Season'"
Pittsburgh Tribune-Review; September 15, 2009
Review of "That Championship Season"; production being performed by the Rep, Point Park's professional theater company.
"Shocking photos from the front: Journalists have long shown both the heroism and horrors of war"
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette; September 11, 2009
Op-ed piece written by Steve Hallock, media ethics teacher in the School of Communication.
"'Stomp' returns to Benedum Center for eight-performance run"
Pittsburgh Tribune-Review; September 9, 2009
Point Park alumnus and 'Stomp' performer is interviewed.
"Point Park makes architectural announcements"
Design-Training.com; July 17, 2009
News regarding Point Park's Academic Village is the focus.
"Point Park University awarded grant for 'academic village'"
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette; June 26, 2009
$250,000 infrastructure and tourism grant awarded for park.
"Two sibling pairs find right fit at Point Park"
Pittsburgh Tribune-Review; June 23, 2009
Two sets of sibling athletes, students supporting each other at Point Park.
"Point Park University Students Launch Carrnivale Theatrics, Stage SWEENEY TODD"
BroadwayWorld.com; June 23, 2009
Profile of Point Park students and their project, Carrnivale Theatrics.