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Point Park University's Student-Run Newspaper

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Point Park University's Student-Run Newspaper

Point Park Globe
Nicole Pampena

Nicole Pampena, Online Editor

Nicole Pampena is in her seventh and final semester at The Globe, joining The Globe staff as a copy editor on day one. Previously serving as a news editor and features editor, Pampena enters her third semester as online editor. She is a senior journalism major.

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Richey visited this abandoned cement plant in 2017, calling it an “industrial wasteland.” Some features on the plant’s massive property included 12 silos-- each 70 to 80 feet high.

Urbex attracts photographers to document past

Written By Nicole Pampena, Online Editor
March 26, 2019
Pioneer Public - Drew Praskovich

Pioneer Public – Drew Praskovich

Written By Nicole Pampena, Online Editor
March 12, 2019
Nicole Pampena traveled to Italy with the Spring 2018 International Media class. The class offers students another opportunity to travel abroad for a shorter period of time.

[Photo] Hennigan addresses housing and tuition

Written By Mitchell Drake, USG Beat Writer
January 15, 2019
Philip Droulia poses for a photo taken by friend Andrew Secrest at Point State Park.

Obituary: Philip Andre Droulia

Written By Nicole Pampena, Co-News Editor
April 12, 2018
Sophomore Ariel Squire conducts her first Feminist Collective meeting as president on Monday.

Feminist Collective president resigns, new leadership established

Written By Nicole Pampena, Co-News Editor
April 3, 2018
52-year-old Thom Verdi returned back to school to pursue a degree in mortuary science after a life of cosmetology

From finishing degrees to changing paths

Written By Nicole Pampena, Co-News Editor
March 27, 2018
Sketch of Banks standing before Judge Jill E. Rangos Thursday morning

[Photo] Sex offender arrested on campus pleads guilty

Written By Nikole Kost, News Photo Editor
March 22, 2018
Very little water remained visible in Thayer Hall’s basement in the aftermath of this weekend’s flooding. Cleanup crews working throughout the floor are now mopping and sanitizing the hallways and rooms as well as making repairs to minor damages.

Rainy weekend floods Thayer Hall, West Penn basements

Written By Nicole Pampena, Co-News Editor
February 20, 2018

Student-run advertising agency to partner with clubs, local businesses

Written By Nicole Pampena, Co-News Editor
January 9, 2018

Playhouse gathering favorite memories from Oakland site

Written By Nicole Pampena, Co-News Editor
November 28, 2017
Silent protestors made t-shirts before the event and handed them out to anyone who wanted to participate in the protest.

Christopher Ruddy discusses state of journalism, Trump administration

Written By Nicole Pampena, Co-News Editor
November 14, 2017
Sigma Delta Sigma is one of the most well-documented sororities in the university archives. The organization put together an annual scrapbook highlighting the year’s activities and its members.

Frats, sororities part of university past

Written By Nicole Pampena, Co-News Editor
November 7, 2017
Students met on Nov. 2 to make signs for the silent protest and write on post-its why they are against Ruddy speaking.

“Trump whisperer” Christopher Ruddy to speak at Playhouse

Written By Nicole Pampena, Co-News Editor
November 7, 2017
Caps for kids donation bins can commonly be found near recycling bins on campus

[Photo] Phi Beta Lambda collecting caps for local child patients

Written By Sarah Gibson, Copy Editor
October 24, 2017
Sports Information Department: (Left to Right) Mike Taylor, Dan McGibbeny (SID) John Zingaro, Malette Poole (Assistant SID)

Centerfolds and Center Court: The Danny McGibbeny Story

Written By Nicole Pampena, Co-News Editor
October 10, 2017
Only 12.5% (in yellow) of Point Park students have signed up for the PointALERT system.

[Photo] Most students not alert with PointAlert

Written By Hattie Charney
September 19, 2017
Potential Blackboard replacement “Schoology” launches in trial classes

Potential Blackboard replacement “Schoology” launches in trial classes

Written By Nicole Pampena, Co-News Editor
September 12, 2017
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[Photo] The old Taylor is dead, but she still has a place in this world

Written By Autumn Barszczowski, Business Manager
September 5, 2017
The cast of one-act musical “The Butler Convention” perform at a spacing rehearsal on April 12.

New work debuts on Playhouse stage for One-Acts Festival

Written By Nicole Pampena, Co-Features Editor
April 18, 2017
Stop the Wait flash mob takes over Market Square

Stop the Wait flash mob takes over Market Square

Written By Nicole Pampena, Co-Features Editor
April 11, 2017
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[Photo] CSI Point Park: an inside look at the crime scene lab

Written By Kayla Snyder, Co-News Editor
April 4, 2017
Psychology grad program chronicles Pittsburgh’s homeless

Psychology grad program chronicles Pittsburgh’s homeless

Written By Nicole Pampena, Co-Features Editor
March 28, 2017
As American as apple pie

As American as apple pie

Written By Nicole Pampena
March 14, 2017
President Donald Trump waves to crowd members during the parade.

[Photo] The Don of a new era

Written By Emily Bennett and Alexander Popichak
January 24, 2017
Allison Beauregard, sophomore acting major, is enrolled in Playwriting I. She wanted to try something new and become comfortable sharing her writing.

Playwriting returns with enrollment reaching capacity

Written By Nicole Pampena, Co-Features Editor
January 10, 2017
A laptop dedicated to the Kronos clock-in and clock-out system to track student work hours sits in the Student Center fitness center. Some student workers have had issues with the new software.

New online program for logging work study hours ‘Kronos’ causes tech issues for some students

Written By Nicole Pampena, Copy Editor
December 6, 2016
Lawrence Hall gains permanent art exhibit

Lawrence Hall gains permanent art exhibit

Written By Nicole Pampena, Copy Editor
October 18, 2016
Freshman cinema production major and honors student volunteer Sarah Campbell hands out cups of water to Great Race runners as they near the end of the race.

Honors Program volunteers for The Great Race

Written By Nicole Pampena, Copy Editor
September 27, 2016
Title IX talks street harassment in round table discussion

Title IX talks street harassment in round table discussion

Written By Nicole Pampena
September 15, 2016
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