Written By Carley Bonk, Editor-Elect
• April 17, 2018
Kimmie Prokurat feels her best when fully rested, prepping plant-based meals for the week to align with her vegan lifestyle and writing in her gratitude journal.
Mark Burrell made the switch to a vegetarian...
Written By Kayla Snyder, Co-Copy Desk Chief
• April 17, 2018
As a Pittsburgh native, Cara Friez always knew that the city of bridges would be her home.
Even after moving away from the city for school and taking on different jobs in different cities around the...
Written By Lauren Ortego, Co-Opinions Editor
• April 17, 2018
The smell of cookies and muffins filled the air as dance majors fresh out of class walked by, with the phrase “I would, but I don’t have cash” leaving their lips. Credit and debit cards were accepted,...
Written By Dara Collins, Co-Sports Editor
• April 17, 2018
Five friends from four different cities joined forces because of their similar passion to do one thing: create.
Known as “Chilling My Dude,” the quintet of four freshman and one sophomore began...
Written By Lauren Clouser, Co-Features Editor
• April 17, 2018
Zachariah Szabo has had an interest in photography ever since he was a teenager. Now, Szabo is a part-time instructor at Point Park, and teaches Introduction to Digital Photography and two sections of...
Written By Sarah Gibson, Copy Editor
• April 10, 2018
On April 5, Point Park and the Center for Media Innovation (CMI) paired with the City of Pittsburgh to set up a livestream for Inclusive Innovation Week, a yearly series of events in early April dedicated...
Written By Rhianna Davis, For The Globe
• April 10, 2018
The Campus Activities Board (CAB) provided students with a magical start to the last month of the school year with their Let the Magic Begin event on Wednesday, April 4.
The event, which was held in...
Written By Lauren Clouser, Co-Features Editor
• April 10, 2018
Jill Svonavec originally grew up on a cattle farm in Somerset. When she moved to the city to attend Point Park, Svonavec said she experienced a bit of a culture shock.
“When I first came here I was...
Written By Dara Collins, Co-Sports Editor
• April 3, 2018
Sports, arts and entertainment management (SAEM) graduate assistant Jessica Martin and SAEM professor Robert Durda utilized network connections and knowledge of emerging trends to bring local talent and...
Relaxation was the goal at the Pop-Up Paradise hosted by the Black Student Union (BSU) on March 28. The organization turned the second floor of the Students Center into a college student paradise filled...
Written By Lauren Clouser, Co-Features Editor
• April 3, 2018
During his hour-long bus ride to work, Jonas Prida often thinks about his job.
“I probably have an hour on the bus every day, and a lot of that is just semi-listening to a podcast that I listen to,...
