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Two extraterrestrial creatures "caught" stuck to the walls in Boulevard Apartments.

How to protect yourself from extraterrestrials

Written By Michael Klug, Photo/Website Editor October 30, 2024
Students that have attended Point Park for a while may have noticed a presence of extraterrestrials, specifically in the dorms, that increases significantly every Halloween. Nobody knows what they are or where they come from. All that is known is that they’re here on campus this Halloween.

Book Review: A Court of Wings and Ruin by Sara J. Maas

Written By Peyton Martin, SGA Beat Writer October 30, 2024
On TikTok, a small community of book lovers continues to grow. Many of them refer to this part of TikTok as BookTok. BookTok is where readers recommend, review, and talk about their favorite books with other readers. 

Fall Student Choreography Project hits the stage

Written By Melissa Garlock, Staff Writer October 30, 2024
The Student Choreography Project (SCP) hit the stage in the George Rowland White Performance Studio this past weekend. The performances ran Wednesday through Sunday.

The editorial team recommends favorite fall drinks

Written By Fall 2024 Editorial Staff October 23, 2024
What drinks will the Fall 2024 Globe Editorial Staff recommend? Find out here on ppuglobe.com.

Features and A&E Co-Editor Rachel Ross Reviews New Halsey Album

Written By Rachel Ross, Features/A&E Co-Editor October 16, 2024
Amongst other modern artists, Halsey’s music has always especially stood out to me for its honesty and sincerity. Regardless of what you know about her and her life, it’s apparent in every release that she wears her heart on her sleeve and draws deeply from her experiences. She reflects on herself and her actions, as well as the things happening around her. 

Singer Ricky Montgomery cancels Pittsburgh show

Written By Robert Fornataro, Features/A&E Co-Editor October 16, 2024
Many Pittsburghers are mourning the loss of a concert experience after Ricky Montgomery, a popular American singer-songwriter, canceled his Pittsburgh show just one day before his performance. 

‘Boo’s Halloween House Party’ at Playhouse

Written By Melissa Garlock and Robert Fornataro October 9, 2024
The Pittsburgh Playhouse at Point Park will present the first ever “Fall Fest,” consisting of various seasonal activities and entertainment. The festivities go on from Oct. 17-27.

Olympic Gymnasts come to Pittsburgh

Written By Melissa Garlock, Staff Writer October 9, 2024
The Gold Over America Tour made a stop to Pittsburgh on Oct. 2 at the PPG Paints Arena. 

‘The Trees’ soon to hit the Pittsburgh Playhouse

Written By Robert Fornataro, Co Features/A&E Editor October 9, 2024
The upcoming production of “The Trees” at the Pittsburgh Playhouse is almost here and promises to be a unique and thought-provoking experience. Written by Agnes Borinsky and under the direction of Adil Mansoor, the play follows two siblings whose feet are mysteriously rooted in the ground. This forces them to reflect on their identity and connections as the world moves on around them.  

Alumnus return to Pittsburgh Playhouse for Fall Fest

Written By Robert Fornataro, Feats & A&E Co-Editor October 2, 2024
The Pittsburgh Playhouse is gearing up for its first annual “Fall Fest,” a community-focused event packed with Halloween-themed activities and entertainment for all ages.  

Students share insight on dance concert

Written By Robert Fornataro, Feats & A&E Co-Editor October 2, 2024
In the upcoming weeks, the Conservatory Dance Company will debut its annual Fall Dance Concert, featuring performances of ballet and contemporary works.  
The outside entrance of the Pittsburgh Playhouse where visitors can buy tickets to the Fall Dance Concert.

Fall Dance Concert features renowned choreographers

Written By Melissa Garlock, Staff Writer October 2, 2024
The Conservatory of Performing Arts at Point Park invites students to experience the vibrant energy of its Fall Dance Concert, a highlight of the season’s artistic lineup. The show presents the works of four renowned choreographers. Two of those choreographers are brothers Kevin and Marcel Wilson. 
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