Women’s Soccer fall in Semifinals of RSC playoffs, end season with 8-8-3 record overall

Written By Mason Strawn, Co-Sports Editor • November 17, 2021

The women’s soccer team’s season came to end on Wednesday, Nov. 10, after losing in the River States Conference (RSC) playoff semifinals.

Gridiron Report: Steelers and Lions End Stalemate in Tie

Written By Anthony Cugini, Steelers Columnist • November 17, 2021

The Pittsburgh Steelers and Detroit Lions tied 16-16 on Sunday.

Men’s Basketball defeat Penn State-Shenango, fall to D-I Akron

Written By Mason Strawn, Co-Sports Editor • November 17, 2021

The men’s basketball started off their November with a win at home against Penn State-Shenango on Thursday, Nov. 4, 95-70, and a loss to the University of Akron on the road, 102-46, on Saturday, Nov. 13.

‘Clifford the Big Red Dog’ emotionally invests viewers of all ages

Written By Zack Lawry, Co-News Editor • November 17, 2021

3.5 Globes When you’re dealing with a dog as big as Clifford, it’s only appropriate that you see his movie on the big screen. Unfortunately, getting to a theatre can be a big hassle, and tickets...

Fans perceive Red (Taylor’s Version) ‘All Too Well’

Written By Tia Bailey, Co-Features/A&E Editor • November 17, 2021

4.5 Globes Taylor Swift unearthed holy ground this past weekend when she released her re-recordings of her album “Red (Taylor’s Version).” The album features 30 songs - 20 re-recordings and...

Tracking New Music Releases with Zac Wittman: Silk Sonic, Courtney Barnett, Idles, Aesop Rock x Blockhead, They Might Be Giants

Written By Zachary Wittman, Music Columnist • November 17, 2021

This is the week of duos, with many great albums being dropped by collaborations both new and old. Everything from punk to soul is represented, creating one of the most interesting release weeks yet!

Judging Java: PBR Hard Coffee

Written By Jake Dabkowski, Coffee Columnist • November 17, 2021

3 Globes Alright, I am simultaneously morally and academically required to offer a disclaimer on this one, so here goes: The Globe does not encourage irresponsible use of alcohol. We do not advocate...

5 tips to avoid end of semester burnout

Written By Kylie Thomas, Co-Features/A&E Editor • November 17, 2021

Here are some tips to make sure your brain gets the rest and the strength it needs to push you through these last few weeks of the long, fall semester.

University opens new Matt’s Maker Space creative lab

Written By Courtney Craig, For The Globe • November 17, 2021

Point Park University is the first university to own a Matt’s Maker Space lab, and it features several types of equipment including a 3D printer, virtual reality goggles, a green screen production kit and more. This lab was created to help education students learn how to teach K-12 STEM and to provide them with more insight on maker education.

Students voice CulinArt concerns after recent staffing shortages

Written By Jake Dabkowski, Editor Elect • November 17, 2021

CulinArt Services have recently initiated temporary changes to their operations due to shortages of staff, which they have announced has been caused by the COVID-19 pandemic. Although this may be the case, students say their issues with CulinArt date back to before the pandemic began.

Point Park full-time faculty union votes in favor of new contract 72-0

Written By Zack Lawry, Co-News Editor • November 17, 2021

The months-long process to strike a contract between the Point Park full-time faculty union and the university came to an official end Wednesday, Nov. 10 when the faculty union voted 72-0 to accept a new collective bargaining agreement with the school.

Point Park competes in third annual DEIC competition hosted by America250PA

Written By Caitlyn Scott, Co-News Editor • November 17, 2021

On Nov. 8, 2021, Point Park competed at the third annual statewide Direct Effect Innovation Challenge (DEIC) hosted by America250PA, taking first in the final competition. The Direct Effect Innovation...