USG Senator accused of forging signatures
Written By Amanda Andrews, Co-News Editor
December 4, 2019
An impeachment trial is slated for United Student Government (USG) Senator Mathew Johnson for next week’s meeting. Johnson is accused of forging an unknown number of student sign-up signatures on a club application form. The club, Turning Point USA, was unanimously rejected by USG on Nov. 13. ...
President Hennigan hosts follow-up town hall meeting
Written By Jordyn Hronec, Editor-Elect
December 4, 2019
In an anticipated follow-up to a town hall meeting held on Thursday, Nov. 21, President Hennigan met with students of the Conservatory of the Performing Arts (COPA) in the Highmark Theater of the Pittsburgh Playhouse starting at 5:30 p.m. on Tuesday, Dec. 3, in order to discuss plans for the near futu...
Vice President plays ukulele during meeting, avoids censure
Written By Sarah Gibson, USG Beat Writer
December 4, 2019
While Monday’s USG meeting ran shorter than most others held this semester, it did not fall short in terms of eventfulness. An open floor was held for senators and students to voice opinions or to make motions. Senator Bryce Hayzlett called for the impeachment of Senator Mathew Johnson. After Vice Pres...
Turnstiles installed in Lawrence Hall over break
Written By Diana Navarrete, For The Globe
December 4, 2019
Students returned to Lawrence Hall after Thanksgiving Break to find four sets of security turnstiles in place at each entrance. The main purpose for installing the turnstiles in Lawrence Hall was to address concerns about unauthorized people entering the building behind other students and for extra...
App helps students with financial plan
Written By Hayley Keys, Co-News Editor
December 4, 2019
On Nov. 18, George Santucci, the Director of Financial Aid, sent out a mass email to all students explaining that the university had begun a partnership with the app WhichWay. In the email, Santucci said that the app would “give students direction” when it came to budgeting, financial literacy,...
Dean of COPA cancels show ‘Adding Machine’
Written By Jordyn Hronec, Editor-Elect
November 22, 2019
Artistic Director and Dean of the Conservatory of Performing Arts (COPA,) Stephen Breese held a “town hall” meeting on Nov. 21 for theater students regarding concerns about the production of “Adding Machine: A Musical.” Following Breese’s opening remarks, a multitude of students took the floor to ...
All-female team will compete at state level of America250PA
Written By Hayley Keys, Co-News Editor
November 20, 2019
Point Park is sending an all-girl team to compete at the state level of America250PA. The team of Brianna Farrand, Kayla Snyder, Divine Kennedy and Sabrina Tatalias worked together to create a marketing plan for the Direct Effect Innovation Challenge (DEIC). The DEIC is a competition where college ...