Last week, I wrote a piece called “Pandemic Etiquette: Dos and Don’ts,” in response to some irresponsible behavior I had seen happening amongst the student body. I find it worth pointing out that...

In an increasingly divided society, exhaustion seems to be the one commonality we all share. We have been dealing with a global pandemic for more than a year. The costs have been enormous in infinite ways....

“Feet, what do I need them for, if I have wings to fly?”  Point Park University students see these words from Mexican artist Frida Kahlo on digital bulletin boards around campus. Her image is surrounded...

This past Easter, I accompanied my significant other to his family’s house for dinner. And as any holiday dinner goes, along with the tasty food, there were many hot topics brought to the table. One...

A few weeks ago, Point Park announced its intentions to go back to in-person learning for the Fall 2021 semester.  To be clear, Pioneers, this is something we are more than fine with, as long as the...

As everyone knows by now, the COVID-19 pandemic has been going on for over a year. Due to this fact, it would be reasonable to assume that everyone knows how to act during a global pandemic as well as...

Effective Sunday, April 4, restaurants in Pennsylvania will allow up to 75% occupancy, open their bars and lift previous alcohol service rules.  I have some mixed feelings about this as a bartender...

A week and two days ago, a handful of our editors were at The Globe office working on laying out the newspaper and preparing it for distribution when we saw the news of the King Soopers shooting in Boulder,...

The coronavirus pandemic at one time was called “novel.” This terminology was based on science, and the “novel coronavirus” referred to a new strain of this virus previously not identified in humans....

What does it mean to be an American? This past weekend, I was asked this question for a midterm paper in a psychology of diversity class. I would like to expound on my answer, as I thought this was...

On Friday, March 19, the United States met President Biden’s goal of administering 100 million coronavirus vaccine shots into the arms of Americans—six weeks early. But, despite this parting of clouds...

Last week, when I was scrolling on Twitter (rather than enjoying the warmest weather we’ve had in months like a smart person would), I kept seeing a certain buzzword cropping a lot on my dash: serotonin....