Point Park Globe

Dance majors continue training over semester break

Written By Melissa Garlock, Staff Writer • January 15, 2025

Point Park’s Conservatory of Performing Arts is known for its rigorous program and talented individuals. Within the newly announced “School of Dance,” dance majors uphold this reputation working day in and day out throughout the semester, perfecting everything from performance to technique.

Students share insight on dance concert

Written By Robert Fornataro, Feats & A&E Co-Editor • October 2, 2024

In the upcoming weeks, the Conservatory Dance Company will debut its annual Fall Dance Concert, featuring performances of ballet and contemporary works.

Alexandra Sergakis talks about her time at Point Park as a Dance major

Written By Antonio Rossetti, Co-Sports Editor • December 13, 2022

When Alexandra Sergakis was in 7th grade, she found out that her father received a new job opportunity. Nevertheless, that job opportunity was in the United States of America and Sergakis lived in Australia...

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NEWS

Paint and pieces of the wall left in chunks after maintenance workers created a hole in the wall to access a steam line for the dorm heater.

Submitted by Ayden Miller

Leaky Lawrence strikes again

Written By Carson Folio, Editor-Elect • January 15, 2025

Leaking hot water from a broken steam line pipe attached to Lawrence Hall’s heating system caused significant water damage to multiple dorm rooms on floors 13 – 15 in the building over winter break.

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FEATURES

The judge, played by Denny DiPalma, shows his fingers covered in Doritos dust for the "Crash the Super Bowl" ad submitted by the two students.

Submitted by Nihad Hebib and Shandon Walsh

PPU students ‘Crash the Super Bowl’ with Doritos ad

Written By Gavin Petrone, Co-News Editor • January 15, 2025

Doritos’ “Crash the Super Bowl” advertising contest received a submission from two Point Park students: Nihad Hebib, a senior accounting major, and Shandon Walsh, a junior PR/AD major.

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OPINIONS

Streaming services are just too greedy

Written By Michael Klug, Website/Co-Opinions Editor • January 15, 2025

Throughout the years, streaming services have gotten more popular and arguably more greedy. These services are often utilized by college students, whether for the sake of binging or providing background noise.

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SPORTS

Brenden Williams and Kaden Warner celebrate a point vs. WVSU.

Men’s basketball edges past WVSU

Written By Edmee Idalis, Staff Writer • January 15, 2025

In their first game at home since winter break, the Pioneers played West Virginia State on Jan. 11, at the CCAC-Allegheny gym where they won by one point with a final score of 76-75.

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