CENT moved to new spot

Written By Julia Schiffhauer, For The Globe • October 8, 2025

Point Park University is making changes across campus, including the relocation of the Center for Entrepreneurship and New Technologies (CENT) and renovations in Thayer Hall and the John V. Hand (JVH) theater. 

Volleyball drops tight match against Wheeling

Written By Megan Lukitsch, Staff Writer • October 8, 2025

Point Park volleyball had its first loss in conference play of the season on Friday, losing to Wheeling 3-0.

How Melinda Colaizzi is empowering women at Point Park and beyond

Written By Cora Palanski, For The Globe • October 8, 2025

What do this year’s Coachella lineup and global health research have in common? Women are underrepresented in both categories. 

Durst keeps romance from taking over in “The Spellshop”

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

“The Spellshop” by Sarah Beth Durst creates a cozy atmosphere using unique characters, new friendships and more.  

What goes into deciding the next Pioneer Star

Written By Leslie Rwigyema, For The Globe • October 1, 2025

While Pioneer Records has been forthcoming on its annual Pioneer Star showcase, the process behind finding these stars and making them shine is a show itself.

R.M. Gray’s book stands out among other fantasy novels

Written By Peyton Martin, Features/A&E Editor • October 1, 2025

“Nightweaver” by R. M. Gray is a new young adult fantasy series that was released on March 4, 2025.

Bank Tower tenants frustrated with lack of air conditioning

Written By Makenna Cable and Gavin Petrone • October 1, 2025

It’s mid-July, and Ritik’s Bank Tower Market is not unlike a blast furnace.

‘StitchGuy chapter four’ by X’Aire Huger

Written By X’Aire Huger • October 1, 2025

StitchGuy battles a robot nemesis.

‘One Battle After Another’ is as energetic as it should be

Written By Andrew Burgman, For The Globe • October 1, 2025

Paul Thomas Anderson’s “One Battle After Another” is a chaotic shot of pure adrenaline. It’s the kind of movie that shakes you awake and commands your attention, not just with spectacle but with intent behind every frame. 

Why this year’s freshmen class is different

Written By Gavin Petrone, Editor-elect • October 1, 2025

Never before have lacrosse sticks been seen on Point Park’s campus — especially so many of them.

‘The CIA part two’ by Jaliah Johnson

Written By Jaliah Johnson • October 1, 2025

The CIA is back. What are they doing this time?

Men’s soccer secures comeback win at home

Written By Edmee Idalis, Staff Writer • October 1, 2025

After two games away from home, Point Park men’s soccer made its way back to Highmark Stadium for homecoming weekend in a Mountain East Conference matchup against Frostburg State on Saturday, Sept. 27, which the Pioneers won, 2-1.