Lucy Li, Features Editor
January 16, 2019 • No Comments
People buying clothes for dogs and cats is common, whether it’s for utility reasons or simply because it looks adorable. According to a Petco employee, who declined to...
Rachel Logan, Copy Editor
January 16, 2019 • No Comments
Patty Ankney, who has worked as a nurse in the Health and Counseling Services office for 26 years, said she usually sees students coming in with flu symptoms right after Christmas. Ankney...
December 5, 2018
Some people seem to be inseparable from their phones nowadays, always texting or snapping friends. Sophomore Alexis Kronander said she spends approximately four hours on social media every day, and...
December 5, 2018
One of the components that students and parents look at during college selection is the school’s job placement rate after graduation. According to Real World Career Services Director Sherri Rae, Pitt-Johnstown...
November 14, 2018
In one more week, many students can go home and celebrate Thanksgiving with families and friends. However, not all students have the privilege of hugging their families and friends after a three-month...
Wrestling team starts year off well
Yang Chen, Sports Editor
January 16, 2019 • No Comments
The Pitt-Johnstown wrestling team has performed well so far in 2019, with a 2-0 record. The team is 9-2 overall. “There are some athletes who got injuries, but we still...
New assistant comes back after five years
Justin Schmithorst, Managing Editor
January 16, 2019 • No Comments
Late last fall, Pitt-Johnstown administrators hired a new assistant athletic director, Abby Gearhart, after the former one, Katrin Wolfe, took a similar position at East Stroudsburg...
Conference schedule starts for basketball
Yang Chen, Sports Editor
December 5, 2018 • No Comments
While the Pitt-Johnstown men’s basketball team has played well against non-conference teams in their young season, their more competitive conference schedule began on Dec....
Search to find counselors is ongoing
January 16, 2019
Pitt-Johnstown’s Health and Counseling office could be receiving more help soon, as administrators seek to add more counselors to the staff. At a Dec. 18 town hall meeting, Pitt-Johnstown President...
December 5, 2018
Student government members, Catholic Campus Ministry members and St. Vincent de Paul Family Kitchen volunteers are to assist local families in need this Christmas season. According to Catholic Campus...
Former addict is to rock at chapel
December 5, 2018
A former self-proclaimed drug addict, Allan Scott, claims to have found his way to a sober lifestyle through religion and music after spending time in a jail cell. Scott and his Christian rock ‘n’...
Plunge to benefit Special Olympics
December 5, 2018
Student government members are participating in an event that is to help raise money for the Special Olympics. The annual Pittsburgh Polar Plunge is to take place Feb. 23 at Heinz Field, and student...
December 5, 2018 • No Comments
For international students, the typical Christmas hype may seem confusing or just plain bizarre. At the Galleria mall, there are festive decorations, people scurrying to...
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