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Point Park University's Student-Run Newspaper

Point Park Globe
Point Park University's Student-Run Newspaper

Point Park Globe

Mick Stinelli, Co-News Editor

Mick Stinelli is a junior broadcast production major with a journalism minor. He is the founder and former editor of The Globe’s arts and entertainment section, and now serves as co-news editor for his second semester on editorial staff.

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Music remains skewed towards men

Music remains skewed towards men

Written By Mick Stinelli, Columnist
April 9, 2019
A satirical take on university's USG

A satirical take on university’s USG

Written By Mick Stinelli, Columnist
April 2, 2019
O’Rourke & Obama: Vague Aspirations

O’Rourke & Obama: Vague Aspirations

Written By Mick Stinelli, Columnist
March 19, 2019
Remembering the real story of St. Patrick

Remembering the real story of St. Patrick

Written By Mick Stinelli, Columnist
March 12, 2019
A loss of pride in spaceflight

A loss of pride in spaceflight

Written By Mick Stinelli, Columnist
March 5, 2019
The senate signs sweeping bill, protects expanse of wildlands

The senate signs sweeping bill, protects expanse of wildlands

Written By Mick Stinelli, Columnist
February 19, 2019
Trump needs to reject authoritarianism

Trump needs to reject authoritarianism

Written By Mick Stinelli, Columnist
February 12, 2019
The never-ending fight for future journalism

The never-ending fight for future journalism

Written By Mick Stinelli, Columnist
February 5, 2019
There is more than one border crisis

There is more than one border crisis

Written By Mick Stinelli, Columnist
January 29, 2019
Military women prove just as tough

Military women prove just as tough

Written By Mick Stinelli, Columnist
January 22, 2019
Caleb Gretsky, sophomore cinema production major, dances on the catwalk during the annual Rent-a-Rugger event in the Lawrence Hall Ballroom.

Rugby fundraiser participants sign contract to keep it “PG”

Written By Mick Stinelli, Co-News Editor
December 4, 2018

Faculty diversity committee moves forward after first active semester

Written By Mick Stinelli, Co-News Editor
November 27, 2018

A year later: full-time faculty union contract “amiable”

Written By Mick Stinelli, Co-news Editor
November 6, 2018

Midterm elections weeks away, youth leaning left

Written By Mick Stinelli, Co-News Editor
October 16, 2018
Mia Sterbini, a sophomore acting major, organized a campus protest to the confirmation of Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh. “I am a survivor of sexual assault,” Sterbini stated during her speech on Monday afternoon in Village Park.

Students hold rally, speak against inaction to sexual assault

Written By Sarah Gibson and Mick Stinelli
October 9, 2018

President Kearns given “highest form of reprimand”

Written By Mick Stinelli, Co-News Editor
September 25, 2018

Playhouse tickets now one dollar

Written By Mick Stinelli, Co-News Editor
September 18, 2018

TEDx conference to focus on “building bridges” with others

Written By Mick Stinelli, Co-News Editor
September 11, 2018

USG recognizes four clubs, K-Pop, Frisbee, among others

Written By Mick Stinelli, Co-News Editor
September 11, 2018
Pennsylvania Attorney General Josh Shapiro holds a press conference at the William Pitt Union discussing his new campus safety report. The press conference came hours before a New York Times story detailing Title IX rollbacks by Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos.

Pennsylvania attorney general issues report on campus safety

Written By Mick Stinelli, Co-News Editor
September 4, 2018
The PNC Theatre glows in the new Pittsburgh Playhouse. The space has unofficially opened its doors, and classes are taking place inside this semester. A gala event is set to transpire in honor of the formal opening.

Playhouse opens doors

Written By Mick Stinelli, Co-News Editor
August 28, 2018

Kearns sets new agenda

Written By Mick Stinelli, Co-News Editor
August 28, 2018

Kearns administration swears in as USG holds final meeting

Written By Mick Stinelli, Co-Arts and Entertainment Editor
April 24, 2018
Factoring in holidays, there were approximately 40,860 shuttle trips taken this year, compared to next year’s limited 12,172.

Shuttles to remain in Oakland for one more school year

Written By Mick Stinelli, Co-A&E Editor
April 17, 2018

Janelle Monae demands to be heard on new singles

Written By Mick Stinelli, Co-A&E Editor
April 17, 2018

The A&E editors pick the movies to see for the summer

Written By Nicholas Horwat and Mick Stinelli
April 17, 2018
Nigel Parms (left) and Caleb Draper (right) prepare food as volunteers for the Light of Life Rescue Mission ahead of Pioneer Community Day on Saturday.

Annual Pioneer Community Day set to flood city with volunteers

Written By Mick Stinelli, Co-Arts & Entertainment Editor
April 3, 2018

Faculty aims to push diversity

Written By Mick Stinelli, Co-A&E Editor
March 13, 2018
On its 90th anniversary, the Oscars attempted to look ahead to a Hollywood after #MeToo and #TimesUp.

Academy Awards celebrate diversity and women

Written By Mick Stinelli, Co-A&E Editor
March 6, 2018

Professors weigh in on grade privacy and practices

Written By Mick Stinelli, Co-Arts & Entertainment Editor
January 30, 2018
Orlando Marshall who produces music as Buscrates, makes a beat on the spot with his Korg minilogue synthezers and a Roland SP-404 sampler

Beat makers thrive in Pittsburgh’s underground scene

Written By Mick Stinelli, Co-A&E Editor
January 30, 2018

‘The Post’ an Oscar shoe-in

Written By Mick Stinelli, Co-A&E Editor
January 16, 2018
Lorde, Tyler the Creator and Kendrick Lamar were a few artists who released great albums this year.

This years monumental music releases

Written By Mick Stinelli, Co-A&E Editor
December 5, 2017
Kendrick Lamar’s 2012 album “good kid, m.A.A.d city” continues to compel audiences in 2017.

Five years later, “good kid, m.A.A.d city” remains a singular achievement in hip-hop

Written By Mick Stinelli, Co-A&E Editor
October 31, 2017

Kamasi Washington continues hot streak on new EP

Written By Mick Stinelli, A&E Editor
October 10, 2017
Artist Ian Cheng answers questions about his new exhibit, “Emissary Sunsets the Self,” at Carnegie Museum of Art.

Art museum event brings together international artists, local outreach

Written By Mick Stinelli, Co-A&E Editor
September 26, 2017

LCD Soundsystem – “American Dream”

Written By Mick Stinelli, A&E Editor
September 5, 2017

The War on Drugs’ new LP contains some of the band’s best songs yet

Written By Mick Stinelli, Co-Arts and Entertainment Editor
August 29, 2017
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