NEWS

Crime report for spring 2015 week four

Written By Jane McAnallen and Emily Yount • February 4, 2015

Shuttle tracking software to help students plan trips

Written By Sydney Schaefer • January 28, 2015

At this week’s United Student Government (USG) meeting, a discussion regarding the University’s plan for a shuttle service tracking software was conducted.

Downtown becomes more bike-friendly

Written By Anthony Mendicino • January 28, 2015

Pittsburgh’s new Bike Share Program will provide Point Park students with another way to get around the city by simply swiping a credit card or purchasing an online pass. 

FAFSA, PHEAA workshops available

Written By Madison Krupp • January 25, 2015

Students and families who are confounded by the tedium of applying for financial aid in Pennsylvania have the opportunity to attend free workshops to receive hands-on guidance.

Student leaders discuss civil disobedience

Written By Eddie Trizzino, Co-Online Editor • January 21, 2015

This year marks the 50th anniversary of the Selma marches led by Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.

USG starts to plan panels, Pioneer Community Day

Written By Laura Byko, Co-Opinions Editor • January 21, 2015

After the success of Monday’s Martin Luther King Jr. Day luncheon and discussion, United Student Government (USG) President Julian Singleton wants to keep students talking.

Pittsburghers march for ‘The Dream’

Written By Matt Petras, For The Globe • January 21, 2015

    photo by Sean Eaton Demonstrators marched for four miles, beginning in Oakland and ending Downtown on Monday, Jan. 19 for Mass March Against Racist Wars at Home and Abroad.    ...

Downtown gets first food store

Written By Christine Manganas, Co-Features Editor • January 14, 2015

Market Street Grocery, soon to be Downtown’s only food store, sets to open its doors shortly into the spring semester.

New Co-Curricular Transcript encourages student involvement

Written By Karen Mao, For The Globe • January 14, 2015

  Point Park Freshmen, Class of 2018, will be the first to benefit from a new initiative called Co-Curricular Transcripts (CCT), which will allow students to showcase their extracurricular successes...

All students invited to help plan Pioneer Community Day

Written By Mia Rupani, Assistant to the Editor • January 14, 2015

As the head of Point Park’s governing body, Julian Singleton addressed his concerns surrounding Pioneer Community Day (PCD) at Monday’s legislative body meeting.

Students to document sharks in South Africa

Written By Jane McAnallen • January 14, 2015

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Crime Report for spring 2015 week one

Written By The Globe Editorial Staff • January 14, 2015

Jan. 5: Theft in Pioneer Hall reported at 9:32 a.m. Under investigation. Jan. 6: Noise complaint in the Boulevard Apartments reported at 10:32 a.m. Jan. 7: Elevator entrapment reported in Academic...