SGA pass funding, cabinet removal and policy changes

Written By Cilia Catello and Gavin Petrone • November 12, 2025

The Student Government Association (SGA) passed two new resolutions to its constitution during the weekly legislative body meeting on Monday, Nov. 10.

‘Green Building’ re-opens to public with new experiential learning centers

Written By Carson Folio, Editor-in-Chief • November 12, 2025

What was once a temporary dance studio, the office for international student services and the alumni engagement center has once again found a new purpose.

Hot tea with Z: Building relationships

November 12, 2025

How do I get over my social anxiety? How can I talk to people? How do I make close friends?

Women’s soccer falls to Concord in first-ever MEC playoff game

Written By Megan Lukitsch, Staff Writer • November 12, 2025

Point Park women’s soccer lost 3-0 to the Concord University Mountain Lions on Sunday afternoon in the Mountain East Conference Soccer Championship Quarterfinal.

Pioneers end historic season with 3-0 loss to West Liberty in MEC Quarterfinals

Written By Makenna Smith, Staff Writer • November 12, 2025

Point Park University men’s soccer made program history Sunday afternoon, hosting its first-ever Mountain East Conference Tournament game at Highmark Stadium.

Crime Report for week 11

Written By Gavin Petrone, Editor-elect • November 12, 2025

A man was charged with burglary after Chief Jeff Besong said he forced his way into The Globe’s office and WPPJ’s radio station inside Conestoga Hall on Nov. 1 around 6:30 a.m.

‘Predator: Badlands’ redefines franchise

Written By Andrew Burgman, Staff Writer • November 12, 2025

“Predator: Badlands” is the kind of franchise course-correction you don’t expect this late in the game.

‘Second Saturdays’ are the perfect night out for artists, aficionados and everyone in between

Written By Cora Palanski, For The Globe • November 12, 2025

Those who walk down Lexington Street in Point Breeze may recognize an old warehouse which is now Construction Junction, a thrift store infamous for selling cheap furniture, appliances and whatever else may be found in old Pittsburgh houses.

Bison flea fills Lawrence Hall with student vendors

Written By Cilia Catello, News Editor • November 12, 2025

Shoppers and student vendors filled all three lobbies of Lawrence Hall, transforming it from a typically vacant point of transit between classes to a bustling marketplace mirroring the Strip District on a Sunday morning.

Meet Ceryan Hutchin, Point Park’s unoffical barber

Written By Sam Myrick, For The Globe • November 12, 2025

What do you get when you combine a kid from North Carolina, a Christmas gift and a computer science degree? If you didn’t guess the Point Park barber, then you were wrong. 

CAB offers post-Halloweekend relief activities in ‘Self Care Core’ event

Written By Leslie Rwigyema, Staff Writer • November 12, 2025

Grueling midterms are coming to an end. Halloween parties are now precious memories.

Globe’s Point: Local elections matter too

Written By The Globe Editorial Staff • November 6, 2025

Even though this is an “off-year” election, that doesn’t mean skipping out on voting is a good call.