Point Park University's Student-Run Newspaper

Point Park Globe

Point Park University's Student-Run Newspaper

Point Park Globe

Point Park University's Student-Run Newspaper

Point Park Globe

Pittsburgh’s second annual “Walk a Mile in Her Shoes” gathered men, women and children to raise awareness for sexual violence that women face from men. Men who attended the event walked a mile in heels to show support.

Men wear heels in Bloomfield to raise awareness of sexual violence

Written By Iain Oldman, Co-News Editor October 11, 2016

Morning rain didn’t deter activists from marching in Pittsburgh’s second annual city-wide Walk a Mile in Her Shoes event on Saturday, Oct. 9 in Bloomfield. Men wearing high heels and women’s flats...

Point Park dance majors Marissa Lee and Angelica Luna performing the dance routine “Magnetic Self” during An evening of Rising Stars of Family Weekend. The performance was held in the George Rowland White Performance Center on Saturday.

Family weekend takes parents to Pittsburgh attractions, exhibits

Written By Robert Berger October 11, 2016

This past weekend, Point Park welcomed families for the annual family weekend, featuring a variety of events including a trip to the Pittsburgh Zoo, a performance by members of the Conservatory of...

Executive Cabinet members of USG Robert Bertha, Amedea Baldoni and Blaine King attend the Presidential Debate screening party at the Center for Media Innovation on October 10.

USG members make international news

Written By Alex Grubbs, USG Beat Writer October 11, 2016

Three student government executive board members made headline news around the world following Sunday night’s presidential debate. The New York Post, VTM Nieuws (a Belgian outlet) and local WTAE-TV...

‘Pen to the President’ political Cartoon exhibit coming to CMI

‘Pen to the President’ political Cartoon exhibit coming to CMI

Written By Matt Petras, Co-News Editor October 11, 2016

There will be an opening party with cartooning workshops to accompany the first day of a gallery of political cartoons from the Toonseum at the Center for Media Innovation (CMI). “It’s a neat display...

Pittsburgh Symphony on strike after last, best offer declined

Pittsburgh Symphony on strike after last, best offer declined

Written By Robert Berger October 11, 2016

The future of the current Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra (PSO) is in question as musicians have been striking since Sept. 30 after not coming to terms on a new collective bargaining agreement with symphony...

Election 2016

Election 2016

October 11, 2016

McGinty, Toomey admonish Trump for sexist comments Both of Pennsylvania’s U.S. Senate candidates released statements criticizing Donald Trump over leaked tapes, which contain the Republican presidential...

Election 2016

Election 2016

October 4, 2016

Former VP pick Paul Ryan to campaign for Toomey in Pa. The current speaker of the house, Paul Ryan, will campaign for Pennsylvania Senate incumbent Pat Toomey in Pennsylvania before the general election....

Michelle Obama speaks about the importance of voter turnout at the Fitzgerald Field House at the University of Pittsburgh, Wednesday October 28.

Michelle Obama talks up Clinton presidency

Written By Iain Oldman, Co-News Editor October 4, 2016

Just two weeks ahead of the Oct. 11 deadline to register to vote in the general election, First Lady Michelle Obama told the crowd at the University of Pittsburgh last Wednesday that the “stakes...

Point Park police officers Lt. Nicholas Black and Alex Lee show off their body cameras on Move In Day, which they have worn since Aug 1. The newest requirement for officers is to carry a heroin OD antidote, Narcan.

Opioid overdose antidote Narcan now available to university police

Written By Robert Berger October 4, 2016

In an effort to stay ahead of the opioid epidemic in Pennsylvania, university police are now trained to administer the opioid antidote Narcan. The department will keep the antidote in centrally located...

Gov. Wolf pushes 2Vote registration program

Gov. Wolf pushes 2Vote registration program

Written By Cindy Hindle October 4, 2016

Nearly one thousand Pennsylvanians have already taken advantage of a new program rolled out by Gov. Tom Wolf that allows voters in the state to register online with a simple text message. Gov. Wolf...

CMI Director Andrew Conte introduces local journalists Salena Zito, Chris Potter and Jon Delano for a panel about their stories covering the presidential campaign trail Tuesday, Sept. 27 in the CMI.

Local journalists share experiences from campaign trail

Written By Alexander Popichak, Editor-Elect October 4, 2016

Three Pittsburgh-based political reporters shared stories from covering candidates on the campaign trail Tuesday, Sept. 27 in the Center for Media Innovation. The panel began a scheduled series of speakers...

Point Park professor earns ninth Emmy Award

Point Park professor earns ninth Emmy Award

Written By Kayla Snyder, Copy Editor October 4, 2016

School of Communication adjunct professor Gina Catanzarite recently won her ninth Emmy Award for a documentary in the Health/Environment/Science Program/Special category titled “Bedtime Story: The Troubling...

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