Point Park Globe

Dance team competes in first-ever home meet
January 15, 2019
Written By Dara Collins, Editor Elect
The cheer and dance teams began their weekend at Concordia University Ann Arbor and ended a little closer to home. The big weekend consisted of a runner-up victory for the...
Shields now 4th in world rankings in 1,000 meter event
January 15, 2019
Written By Robert Berger, Co-Sports Editor
Last weekend, Anna Shields of the women’s track and field team earned a win in the 3,000 meter race and became the fourth ranked runner in world rankings in the 1,000 meter...
Former student among cast members of ‘Hamilton’ hold discussion with students
January 15, 2019
Written By Nick Tommarello, For The Globe
From the man who will kill your family to remind you of his love, to the man who’s not throwing away his shot, Peter Matthew Smith plays King George III and Edred Utomi...

Written By Payton Communale, Co-Features Editor

January 15, 2019

Point Park professor Dr. Aleina Smith graduated high school with almost 4,000 community service hours and has earned herself six college degrees. “I love to learn,” Smith said. “I love to challenge myself. I love to be in a space where other people want to challenge themselves. I was the nerd,...

Pioneer Public – Megan Fahey

Written By Amanda Myers, Co-Features Editor

January 8, 2019

When Megan Fahey, 29, graduated from West Virginia University in 2017 with a degree in creative writing,...

Philanthropy on the rise within campus clubs

Written By Zoe Esperseth, For The Globe

January 8, 2019

The number of helping hands is on the up and up at Point Park, rooted in the fact that more clubs are...

OPINIONS

Pro-gun rally in a blue city brings controversy

Written By Shannon Harnett, Staff Writer

January 15, 2019

The arms debate is reaching even closer to our school as second amendment supporters protested Mayor Bill Peduto’s new gun policies on Monday, Jan. 7. Only a few short months...

The Globe’s Point

January 15, 2019

ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT

Reeves probes in Sci-fi ‘Replicas’

Written By Jared Murphy, Staff Photographer

January 15, 2019

How far would you go to bring back your loved ones? “Replicas” (2019) is a science fiction/thriller released by Entertainment Studios Motion Pictures. The movies follows...

Woodstock gives peace a chance – 50 years later

January 15, 2019

NEWS

Point Perk officially open for business one semester

Photo by Robert Berger

Freshman Brandon Bruce watches as a barista at Point Perk finishes preparing his coffee.

Point Perk officially open for business one semester

Written By Hayley Keys, For The Globe

January 15, 2019

A 2018 study published by the National Coffee Association says that approximately 48 percent of college aged individuals drink some form of coffee every...

Students take advantage of growing study abroad opportunities, expand horizons

January 15, 2019

Study abroad programs have exploded in the last two decades. As more and more...

Upcoming class schedules could introduce Fridays

January 15, 2019

Point Park students may be adding Fridays to their weekly schedule of classes...

Hennigan addresses housing and tuition

January 15, 2019

University President Paul Hennigan visited the second United Student Government...

SPORTS

All in With Allison – ‘Weir’ All in This Together

Written By Allison Schubert, Sports Columnist

January 15, 2019

Sam Weir has a very untraditional and interesting past as a women’s basketball player at Point Park University. Now a graduate student academically, but a senior on the...

Home win caps off weekend

January 15, 2019

Heartbreak loss to RSC post-season potential

January 15, 2019

Women’s basketball 2-2 RSC over break

January 8, 2019