November 25, 2020
Written By Logan Garvey, For The Globe
November 4, 2020
Written By Mason Strawn
October 14, 2020
Written By Mason Strawn, Co-Sports Editor
Theater creator writes his plays about tough conversations
Written By Vanessa Vivas, For The Globe
November 18, 2020
At the age of 11, Adil Mansoor chose himself and his identity as a young queer Pakistani boy. At the age of 35, he chose himself again and took an uncomfortable conversation about queerness with his Muslim mother to write a play. Mansoor is a local Pittsburgh theatre director and educator whose work...
Written By Jake Dabkowski, Coffee Columnist
November 18, 2020
1/2 out of 5 Globes The classical music blared as I walked into the Wood Street 7-11. Entering one of the most uniquely depressing places in the City of Pittsburgh, I thought to myself “what am I doing with my life?” I looked around for a second, and found the coffee counter. I contemplated...
Written By Tia Bailey
November 18, 2020
Long Phan is a senior photography major who is originally from Vietnam. Phan transferred to Point Park after the school he was at previously, the Art Institute of Pittsburgh, closed down. His experience at Point Park has been good, despite the hasty transfer. “It’s great,” he said. “I’ve...
November 18, 2020
Pioneers, we’re quickly approaching the holiday season. That means your favorite things: some freedom from the weight of classes, amazing home-cooked meals and quality time...
Thanksgiving is actually a good holiday
November 18, 2020
Written By Jake Dabkowski, Co-News Editor
November 18, 2020
After years of rumours, speculation, leaks, and teases, the Playstation 5 is out. But the real question: is it worth the $499 price tag? The short answer is: yes, if you...
Paloma Faith’s ‘Infinite Things’ tackles difficult topics with hit or miss songs
November 18, 2020
Written By Diana Navarrete, For The Globe
November 18, 2020
The university’s Pioneer Pantry collaborated with a group of students in the Special Events class under Professor Camille Downing to brainstorm how to...
University introduces new Jewish student group
November 18, 2020
Starting this semester, sophomore cinema major, Riley Crow, sought out a safe...
“No change” in university protocols despite rising coronavirus cases in Allegheny County
November 18, 2020
This past week, cases of the novel coronavirus in Allegheny County reached an...
Two factions appear within the Democratic party
November 18, 2020
The 2020 election cycle didn’t just include a shift in the Presidential seat,...
Course registration begins for spring 2021 semester
November 11, 2020
Course registration for the spring 2021 semester began on Thursday, Oct. 29...
Written By Colton DeBiase, Sports Columnist
November 18, 2020
Both Point Park men’s and women’s basketball had some remarkable moments over the weekend. The reserve and varsity team for the men had an inter-squad game with the...
Split beginning of season has women’s basketball team ready to “do whatever it takes to win”
November 18, 2020
Mascot Mania: Cultures are not your costume
November 18, 2020
Two weeks off allows women’s soccer team to come back strong
November 18, 2020