NEWS

Dancers worldwide remember Ron Tassone

Written By Angela Woodard, For The Globe • March 25, 2015

In the summer of 1975, Doug Bentz noticed a jazz dance class being taught by Ron Tassone. He introduced himself and began an association lasting 40 years. 

New attendance policy helps students stay on track

Written By Sara Rowe, For The Globe • March 18, 2015

Point Park is enforcing a new policy that requires all members of the University faculty to take attendance for every class and to report students who are having difficulties in them. 

USG allocates funds for the second half of the semester

Written By Christine Manganas, Co-Features Editor • March 18, 2015

Members of the United Student Government (USG) thanked specific clubs for their presence and stressed the importance of attendance Monday during the allocations of funds for the second half of the semester. 

Phipps Conservatory recognized as seventh greenest building in world

Written By Nicole Miller, For The Globe • March 18, 2015

Phipps Conservatory was recently named one of the greenest buildings in Pittsburgh for having its own sustainable resources like energy and water. 

Veterans share their stories at Breakfast Club

Written By Matthew Petras, For The Globe • March 11, 2015

Two students will be contributing their stories at a Veterans Breakfast Club event in late April at the Heinz History Center.

Students vulnerable to cyber security threats, phishing scams

Written By Tyler White, For The Globe • March 11, 2015

Most students have experienced a computer crash that results in lost work, but the crash may actually be due to a cyber-security breach. Technology has opened doors for hackers to acquire private information and destroy computer users’ property. 

USG approves new community service club Pay It Forward

Written By Christine Manganas, Co-Features Editor • March 11, 2015

Two students reached out to United Student Government (USG) Monday, seeking approval for a new club to begin in the upcoming fall semester. 

Students take classroom knowledge to the field

Written By Angela Woodard, For The Globe • March 11, 2015

When Point Park Humanities and Human Sciences professor Sean Martin volunteered his time and expertise last year to a local Army Reserve Company, he had no way of knowing that his desire to show his appreciation for the men and women dedicated to military service would turn into an out of classroom learning experience for his students. 

Crime report for spring 2015 week eight

Written By Jane McAnallen and Emily Yount • March 11, 2015

USG discusses civic responsibility

Written By Christine Manganas, Co-Features Editor • February 25, 2015

Various University staff members and students joined President Paul Hennigan Monday in discussions and debate regarding today’s younger generations. 

Point Park plans new doctorate

Written By Tyler White, For The Globe • February 25, 2015

Point Park is traveling down a new path toward higher education programs, offering its first ever doctorate program in leadership and administration. 

Rugby Club wants more support from University

Written By Gigi Hoffman, For The Globe • February 25, 2015

There are a number of clubs that do their part for Point Park, but there is one club in particular that contributes to the University and the community with little to no recognition, according to its members.