Point Park University's Student-Run Newspaper

Point Park Globe

Point Park University's Student-Run Newspaper

Point Park Globe

Point Park University's Student-Run Newspaper

Point Park Globe

Pittsburghers march for ‘The Dream’

Pittsburghers march for ‘The Dream’

Written By Matt Petras June 29, 2016

    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.  ...

FAFSA, PHEAA workshops available

FAFSA, PHEAA workshops available

Written By Madison Krupp June 29, 2016

  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. The workshops,...

Shuttle tracking software to help students plan trips

Shuttle tracking software to help students plan trips

Written By Sydney Schaefer June 29, 2016

photo by Sydney Schaefer USG President, Julian Singleton speaks about issues relating to Point Park’s food service at the USG meeting on Monday afternoon.   At this week’s United...

Downtown becomes more bike-friendly

Downtown becomes more bike-friendly

Written By Anthony Mendicino June 29, 2016

photo by Dominique Hildebrand Bike sharing will increase the ease and access to alternative transportation methods in Downtown. Pittsburgh’s new Bike Share Program will provide Point Park students...

Bad weather conditions affect education

Bad weather conditions affect education

Written By Brandon Cross June 29, 2016

photo by Elizabeth Berie As weather conditions worsen, driving becomes treacherous along the streets surrounding Point Park University.  Many students and professors have found their classes...

All but two organizations face budget cuts

All but two organizations face budget cuts

Written By Christine Manganas June 29, 2016

  With the spring semester well underway, the United Student Government (USG) on Monday granted only two of the 32 clubs with its full request for the first funding period. The two clubs that...

Students split over traditional, developing news services

Students split over traditional, developing news services

Written By Nathan King June 29, 2016

photo by Courtney Giles Sophomore Premedical and Preprofessional Studies major, Anna GoForth, looks for news on Twitter on an Academic Hall computer lab PC.   As a freshman commuter, Josh Wright...

Crime Report Nov. 6

Crime Report Nov. 6

June 29, 2016

  Monday   2:56 p.m. Off Campus Sex Offenses, Sexual Assault   3:55 p.m. Village Park Fire Call   5:20 p.m. Boulevard Apartments Drug Violation Referred to Judicial...

Democrat Tom Wolf defeats incumbent Corbett in election

Democrat Tom Wolf defeats incumbent Corbett in election

Written By Jane McAnallen June 29, 2016

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Her Campus plans week-long article series on sexual assault

Her Campus plans week-long article series on sexual assault

Written By Ashley Corradene June 29, 2016

  Haleigh Kopinski, co-correspondent for Her Campus, asked a young man in Village Park to pose for a photograph to show support against sexual assault.   She explained to him that it was...

Student Solidarity Organization holds “What Is A Union” event

Student Solidarity Organization holds “What Is A Union” event

Written By Nicholas Vercilla June 29, 2016

  Over the past year, the Student Solidarity Organization (SSO) has been campaigning to help draw support for Point Park’s adjunct professors.  The organization is now turning its focus...

USG pushes for discount cards

USG pushes for discount cards

Written By Kristin Snapp June 29, 2016

  Point Park students may have access to more discounts at local businesses, provided that the student government is successful in its mission to create discount cards. At Monday’s United...

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