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Nardos Haile, Co-News Editor

Nardos Haile is a senior journalism major and the Co-News Editor of The Globe.

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University cancels production of “Passing Strange”

April 21, 2021

COPA students and the Office of Equity and Inclusion hold a virtual town hall to address accusations of whitewashing

April 7, 2021

Virtual debate held for Pittsburgh’s mayoral candidates

March 31, 2021

Vigil held at the city council building in remembrance for Atlanta shooting victims

March 24, 2021

When will college aged young adults get the vaccine?

March 17, 2021

Meghan and Harry face their greatest enemy: the British establishment

March 10, 2021

Senate votes to acquit former President Donald Trump

February 17, 2021

College students face higher levels of pandemic-related mental illnesses

February 10, 2021

Biden Inaugurated as 46th President

January 27, 2021

Trump impeached again after Capitol attack

January 20, 2021

Gov. Wolf grants $3 million for emergency shelters due to rising rates of evictions and homelessness during pandemic

December 9, 2020

Two factions appear within the Democratic party

November 18, 2020

Grassroots organizations garner results in election

November 11, 2020

2020 race too close to call

November 4, 2020

University staff laid off due to the $9 million deficit

October 28, 2020

America’s long descent into fascism

October 21, 2020

Trump and White House reel from positive coronavirus tests

October 7, 2020

Point Park Reacts to RBG’s death

September 30, 2020

Point Park students respond to the Black Lives Matter movement

September 28, 2020

Joe Biden delivers speech at Carnegie Mellon

September 9, 2020
A peaceful protest in the wake of George Floyd, who was killed while in Minneapolis police custody, ended abruptly when Pittsburgh police fired rubber bullets and tear gas at protesters on Centre Avenue on Monday, June 1, 2020.

Black Lives Matter protestor arrested, tensions rise with police

September 2, 2020

Super Tuesday shows low youth turnout

March 25, 2020

Bernie Sanders: Not me, us?

March 11, 2020

Student debuts theater-dance piece “American Aromanticism”

March 4, 2020

‘To All the Boys’ sequel stays true to the original film

February 19, 2020
Birds of Prey changes the game for female-led films

‘Birds of Prey’ changes the game for female-led films

February 12, 2020
Iran and U.S. tensions reach all time high at beginning of 2020

Iran and U.S. tensions reach all time high at beginning of 2020

January 22, 2020

Counseling Center introduces racial trauma therapy

October 30, 2019
Botham Jean’s controversial trial

Botham Jean’s controversial trial

October 23, 2019
The last official print issue of The Point Magazine is on display in Lawrence Hall, which was published this summer.

Point Magazine switches exclusively to online platform

September 25, 2019

‘Hustlers’ features star-studded cast

September 25, 2019
Books are on display at Class Lines in Squirrel Hill.

Squirrel Hill bookstore unites community

March 26, 2019
Books are on display at Class Lines in Squirrel Hill.

[PHOTO] Urbex attracts photographers to document past

March 26, 2019
Pioneer Public - Amanda Anderson

Pioneer Public – Amanda Anderson

February 19, 2019
Shay McWeeney, sophomore acting major, poses in her hotel room at Distrikt Hotel. Her suitcases can be found packed to capacity on top of her bureau. McWeeney has made her room her own personalized space, and has decorated her desk and television with pictures to resemble a dorm.

Distrikt Hotel houses students until Keystone Flats is complete

September 25, 2018
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