Written By Dara Collins, Editor Elect
• January 22, 2019
At six years old, Allissa Logsdon began playing her late great aunt’s piano, and her mother encouraged piano lessons. At 12 years old, she began singing and added voice lessons.
Bryana Appley started...
Written By Amanda Andrews, Staff Writer
• January 22, 2019
On Saturday, Jan. 19, 2019, Pittsburgh marked its third annual Women’s March on Washington-Pittsburgh, a sister march in conjunction with the Women’s March on Washington in the nation’s capital.
The...
Written By Dara Collins, Editor Elect
• January 15, 2019
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 cheer squad and the first local...
Written By Robert Berger, Co-Sports Editor
• January 15, 2019
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 race at Penn State University....
Written By Nick Tommarello, For The Globe
• January 15, 2019
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 plays Alexander Hamilton in...
Written By Robert Berger, Co-Sports Editor
• January 8, 2019
The indoor track and field team is at the starting line of the 2019 season as they look to continue last season’s success of winning both the 2018 men’s and women’s conference meets.
Thus far,...
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 getting serious about philanthropy and giving back to the community
According to Rachel Phillips,...
Hundreds of gun enthusiasts from across Pennsylvania came to Pittsburgh on Monday afternoon to rally for gun rights in the city.
In mid-December, Mayor Bill Peduto and members of City Council proposed...
Written By Lauren Clouser, Co-Features Editor
• December 4, 2018
Justine Szurley said she has gotten negative pushback for her clothing line, particularly at markets open to the general public.
Szurley, a freshman psychology major, recalled a time when a man approached...
Written By Derek Malush, For The Globe
• December 4, 2018
The men’s basketball team opened up River State Conference (RSC) play last week with back-to-back RSC victories, first defeating Carlow University 79-69 on Tuesday night and then edging Indiana University...
Written By Mick Stinelli, Co-News Editor
• December 4, 2018
Last Wednesday, one of Point Park’s most popular fundraisers brought hundreds into the Lawrence Hall Ballroom for the eighth year in a row: Rent-A-Rugger, where members of the rugby club offer themselves...
Written By Lauren Clouser, Co-Features Editor
• November 27, 2018
Over the summer, junior Ailen Videla Ortiz developed an idea for an on-campus club that centered around Hispanic culture. Ortiz recruited the help of junior dance majors Cecilia Benitez and Stephanie Perez,...
