Written By Gavin Petrone, SGA Beat Writer
• April 3, 2024
In a meeting on Monday, April 1, Chief Information Officer of IT Tim Wilson spoke on the department's developments in implementing Wi-Fi access points, hiring additional work-study students and resolving...
The Undergraduate Curriculum Committee (UCG) approved a proposal to change the three credit University 101 course to three single credit hour classes over three semesters. Before its official approval,...
In a press release on March 20, the university introduced a new Master of Fine Arts (MFA) in Interdisciplinary Arts. This two-and-a-half-year program aims to give artists the skills they need to turn their...
Written By Carson Folio, Co-Opinions Editor
• March 27, 2024
On March 25, the town hall on LGBTQ+ experiences concluded early, with only two students showing up.
Neither student wanted to provide a comment to The Globe.
The first town...
At the end of June, contracts for the 111 current full-faculty employees are set to expire. As the spring semester nears the end, faculty are making preparations for the next collective bargaining agreement...
Note: Ed Blazina is a Point Park class of 1978 alum and wrote for The Globe. His voice is essential to this story.
This past Sunday, the Pittsburgh Playhouse hosted the Western PA Spelling...
Written By Gavin Petrone, SGA Beat Writer
• March 27, 2024
In a unanimous vote during a meeting on Monday, March 25, SGA passed Resolution BL.03252024, allowing students to vote for senators regardless of their major affiliation.
The resolution amends...
Candidates for next academic year’s president and vice-president for the Student Government Association (SGA) held a debate in Lawrence Hall 200 this Monday to discuss key reasons for running and plans...
In mid-April of last year, the main entrance of the student center broke ground to start their construction on The Professional Career Readiness Center.
A year later, Vice President of Operation...
