MOVIE REVIEW: Disney’s ‘TRON: Ares’ has great visuals but lacks substance, statement

Written By Andrew Burgman, Staff Writer • October 15, 2025

I expected Disney to be a little more profound with “TRON: Ares.”  

Amid ceasefire in Gaza Strip, activists carry on with BDS

Written By Gavin Petrone, Editor-elect • October 15, 2025

About a hundred protestors with BDS Pittsburgh and other pro-Palestinian collectives marched from the William S. Moorhead Federal Building to the steps of the headquarters of Howmet Aerospace to protest the company’s defense manufacturing contract with Lockheed Martin.

From the archives: ‘Theater students revitalize fraternity’

Written By Stephen Pytak, 1990 News Editor • October 15, 2025

Believe it or not, Point Park did have fraternities on campus in the past, including one specifically for theater/COPA students.

THIS IS STEELERS COUNTRY

Written By Thomas Speranza, Staff Photographer • October 15, 2025

Pittsburgh Steelers fans congregate near Acrisure Stadium in North Shore before the Steelers take down the Cleveland Browns 23-9 on Sunday, Oct. 12.

Campus dining still needs improvements

Written By Michael Klug, Opinions/Website Editor • October 8, 2025

Throughout the years, CulinArt has been name-dropped in the Globe more times than you’d expect.

Why green? A brief history of Point Park

Written By Koryn Lamar, Staff Writer • October 8, 2025

Point Park’s campus is ablaze with various greens, yellows and the occasional red. While it may seem odd in a sea of dark blues and purple, the campus has always donned these colors throughout each building and onto the university seal.  

Crime Report: Week Six

Written By Gavin Petrone, Editor-elect • October 8, 2025

The Downtown Pittsburgh Crime Report for Week Six

CAB hosts ‘Trick or Treats’ cookie decorating event

Written By Makenna Cable, Staff Writer • October 8, 2025

We are dawning on spooky season at Point Park, and the Campus Activities Board (CAB) is organizing a crafty, fall-themed event for every week of October.

ALBUM REVIEW: ‘The Life of a Showgirl’ fits Swift’s standard

Written By Peyton Martin, Features and A&E Editor • October 8, 2025

Swift’s 12th studio album, “Life of a Showgirl,” was released on Oct. 3. It was a highly anticipated by fans, but it has been getting mixed reviews online.  

COPA Corner: Perfectionism is self destructive

Written By Melissa Garlock, Staff Writer • October 8, 2025

A common mantra used across a variety of disciplines is “practice makes perfect.” In many contexts, practicing and working hard towards goals is important. Though, in the arts, overworking towards an ideal of “perfect” can actually be harmful. 

Steve Sosebee speaks after being barred from campus

Written By Michelangelo Pellis, For The Globe • October 8, 2025

On Thursday, Oct. 2, Steve Sosebee, co-founder and executive director of HEAL Palestine, spoke at First United Methodist Church of Pittsburgh in East Liberty. 

From the archives: ‘Completion of new YMCA set for 1986’

Written By Kimberly Donovan, 1985 Editorial Staff • October 8, 2025

Before it was the Student Center, the building next to the Boulevard Apartments was once a Downtown YMCA. Here is the original article detailing its construction, published Oct. 10, 1985.