The University of Pittsburgh at Johnstown's student newspaper

The Advocate
The University of Pittsburgh at Johnstown's student newspaper

The Advocate
The University of Pittsburgh at Johnstown's student newspaper

The Advocate
Jane Stueckemann

Jane Stueckemann, Managing Editor

  • 2013 Elizabethtown Area High School
  • Year: Senior
  • Anticipated Graduation Date: April 2018
  • Major(s)/Minor(s): Major- Journalism; Minor- Spanish
  • Years with Advocate: Two years
  • Progression: Staff writer, Opinions Editor, Features Editor, Managing Editor
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Supporters can fill piggy banks with loose change and donate them at the Johnstown Walk to Defeat ALS (Lou Gehrig’s disease) event on campus July 28.

Dinner, walk to aid disease research

Jane Stueckemann, Managing Editor
April 18, 2018

Union organizers lobby for support

Jane Stueckemann, Managing Editor
April 11, 2018
Concrete Canoe captain Justin Towsey shows off canoe progress as of early March.

Bridge, canoe teams prepare to win

Jane Stueckemann, Managing Editor
April 4, 2018

Treasure hunters can now look online

Jane Stueckemann, Managing Editor
April 4, 2018
Kim Asonevich poses with a cake in her soon-to-open bakery, $2.49 Bake Shoppe. The Scalp Avenue bakery is to be open three days a week until May.

Caterer’s bakery dream is in the oven

Jane Stueckemann, Managing Editor
March 21, 2018
Johnstown pet store Fetch-N-Go’s ribbon was cut March 7 by (left to right) Richland Township Supervisor Bob Heffelfinger, co-owners Nathan Jamison and Keith Hay, Cambria Regional Chamber president Amy Bradley, sales associates Michele Maculewicz and Christie Hynicka, as well as County Commissioner Tom Chernisky.

Pet store has new Johnstown address

Jane Stueckemann, Managing Editor
March 21, 2018

Marvel Comics writer-poet to perform

Jane Stueckemann, Managing Editor
March 21, 2018
Boy’s Home Coordinator Stacey Miorelli unlocks the Fend Home, where the organization’s girls find solace.

Interns, workers help kids find hope

Jane Stueckemann, Managing Editor
February 28, 2018

Poetry event to take place Thursday

Jane Stueckemann, Managing Editor
February 21, 2018

Johnstown input sought in search

Jane Stueckemann, Managing Editor
February 21, 2018
Diamond Jubilee, left, painted by Altoona site Museum Coordinator Barbara Hollander, is one of 30 works on display at the Pasquerilla Performing Arts Center.

Museum art exhibit enriches campus

Jane Stueckemann, Managing Editor
February 21, 2018
Designated Driver LLC, operated by George Kohan of Johnstown, is a new business that may drive up to 14 passengers wherever they want to go for the day or night. Kohan has driven customers to events such as Pirates’ games and wine-tasting festivals.

Shuttle service owner can drive large groups

Jane Stueckemann, Managing Editor
February 14, 2018

Play today to highlight varied voices

Jane Stueckemann, Managing Editor
February 8, 2018
Bartender Devin Layton pours a beer from one of the taps in preparation for the dinner crowd at Tulunes Steak and Alehouse Jan. 30.

Hungry chaos meets new steakhouse

Jane Stueckemann, Managing Editor
February 8, 2018
Balance Restaurant owner Amanda Artim shows off a fireplace built between bar and dining areas.

Downtown eatery set to open March 3

Jane Stueckemann, Managing Editor
January 31, 2018
Barb Zablotney, of Windber, plans to compete in Ms. Wheelchair Pennsylvania, a beauty pageant for disabled women. Here, she poses at the Galleria mall food court.

Wheelchair woman to battle ignorance

Jane Stueckemann, Managing Editor
January 24, 2018
Dancers practice “Let’s Get Loud,” a jazz dance choreographed by sophomore Nicole Fuschino. Curtains open Feb. 2.

Dances likely to get audience response

Jane Stueckemann, Managing Editor
January 24, 2018
Johnstown Roller Girls team members Barb Mitchell and Kayla Blough, both of Johnstown, demonstrate what it looks like to hit an opponent in a game.

Derby women find identity, family

Jane Stueckemann, Managing Editor
December 3, 2017
Bridge-transition program student Justin Gorden and Pitt-Johnstown junior Janna Shober collect recycling in Biddle Hall.

Program allows learning exchange

Jane Stueckemann, Managing Editor
December 3, 2017
William Huss (far left) returned Wilson Kenneth Ohl’s lost Townville High School class ring Oct. 28 to the Ohl family, which included (left to right) Wilson’s wife Cheryl Ohl, daughter Lisa Ohl and daughter Elaine Gregory (holding her daughter Laura Kot).

Ring comes back around for family

Jane Stueckemann, Features Editor
November 15, 2017
Mick Bernardo of Johnstown sets off for an 8 to 10 mile jaunt on an Oct. 12 morning in Roxbury.

Runner has warmed up for decades

Jane Stueckemann, Features Editor
October 31, 2017
Kristina Marinkovich, Pitt-Johnstown’s international student services coordinator, poses while wearing her Ms. Universal sash. She was crowned Sept. 8 in London.

World pageant winner is on campus

Jane Stueckemann, Features Editor
October 24, 2017
Lydia Street, where a 2013 unsolved homicide occurred, is located in Richland Township.

[Photo] Pilot episode to feature 2013 homicide

Jane Stueckemann, Features Editor
October 18, 2017
Natalie Kauffman, who coordinates the Cambria County Backpack Project, explains the assembly line that volunteers use to pack the backpacks each Monday night.

Backpacks assure weekend calories

Jane Stueckemann, Features Editor
October 11, 2017
Haunted Hotel guests are to walk through several rooms, like the dining room pictured.

A haunted hotel opened in Galleria

Jane Stueckemann, Features Editor
October 11, 2017

Concerts set for campus

Jane Stueckemann, Features Editor
October 11, 2017
The Johnstown Galleria Books-A-Million staff hosted Kecia Bal Sept. 16 for a book signing. Bal is a Pitt-Johnstown journalism graduate and lives in Somerset.

Alumna is crime thriller co-author

Jane Stueckemann, Features Editor
September 26, 2017
A black Labrador retriever puppy is held at SCI-Somerset while an inmate wearing a Department of Corrections shirt stands nearby. Prison officials said inmates’ faces cannot be shown.

Inmates give back, raise service dogs

Jane Stueckemann, Features Editor
April 19, 2017
Professor Alvaro Bernal speaks to seniors Molly Dupin (left) and Erica Enarusai before the first film, Viaje a Marte, played in 131 Blackington Hall.

Spanish films’ twists aid discussion

Jane Stueckemann, Opinions Editor
April 5, 2017

Facebook page started for Johnstown humans

Jane Stueckemann, Opinions Editor
April 5, 2017

Yoga can help with post-trauma peace

Jane Stueckemann, Opinions Editor
March 22, 2017
Chad Lamb, owner of the bakery Lambcakes, prepares baked goods before his store’s opening Feb. 28.

Bakery opens, craft brewery is planned

Jane Stueckemann, Opinions Editor
March 22, 2017
Senior Randy Moore works Thursday evening in a garage connected to the Physical Plant building.

Students design and construct vehicle

Jane Stueckemann, Opinions Editor
February 22, 2017

Children’s smiles reward fundraisers

Jane Stueckemann, Opinions Editor
January 25, 2017
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