Written By Sarah Gibson, Copy Editor
• April 10, 2018
I’m not a person who likes to go out much, but the few times I have this semester, it’s been less than impressive. The first time I went out somewhere with friends once I came to college, I went to...
Written By Lauren Ortego, Co-Opinions Editor
• April 10, 2018
I have always hated the idea of “wisdom.”
We always attribute it to people who are older, who have experienced the world in a more holistic manner than ourselves. But here I am, claiming I have some...
Being a United Student Government (USG) senator representing the Conservatory of Performing Arts is harder when people do not want to put their all into the organization.
As someone who has served on...
As students begin to pull together their last assignments for finals week, some of us will undoubtedly be dreading those annoying, yet necessary projects requiring group cooperation. Most students either...
My first semester at college wasn’t spent at Point Park. In fact, it was spent at my apparent “dream school.”
Before I went to my dream school, I pictured myself with a group of friends laughing...
Written By Gracey Evans, Sports Photo Editor
• April 3, 2018
March for Our Lives, an international march dedicated to the advocation of gun control, was set up in less than a month. Despite this short notice, millions of people participated both in the country and...
Written By Lauren Ortego, Co-Opinions Editor
• April 3, 2018
As our country has made great technological advances, we have grown lazier. I know, that’s a sentiment usually shared by old people who want you go to “play outside” or “join a gang” like they...
The end of the semester is getting closer. This is easily recognizable by our professors scrambling to complete the syllabi they were overly ambitious in completing by the end of April.
We understand...
Written By Carley Bonk, Editor-Elect
• March 27, 2018
Sitting in silence at my desk in The Globe office two weeks ago, I read an article in The New York Times that moved me to tears.
I was waiting to copy edit our last layout for the evening, well after...
In a world full of divides in beliefs, we have curated two arguments for the most demanding and popular disagreement to date - dogs vs. cats.
Allison Schubert, Co-Features Editor at The Globe and sophomore...
It’s election week. This year’s United Student Government (USG) election is a little different from the past. Looking at the ballot, the majority of picks are notably female-identifying students, minus...
