Point Park University's Student-Run Newspaper

Point Park Globe
Point Park University's Student-Run Newspaper

Point Park Globe
Point Park University's Student-Run Newspaper

Point Park Globe
Farewell, Class of 2025

Farewell, Class of 2025

Written By The Globe Editorial Staff • April 16, 2025
It’s our last issue of the semester, and our last opportunity to say goodbye to the graduating class of 2025. 
Globe's Point: Join student media today

Globe’s Point: Join student media today

Written By The Globe Editorial Staff • April 9, 2025
Are you looking for a way to take on a fun commitment that can also further your career path and goals? Of course you are. Otherwise, why are you in college?
Globe's Point: College is what you make it

Globe’s Point: College is what you make it

Written By The Globe Editorial Staff • April 2, 2025
It doesn’t matter where you go – every college campus has at least one person complaining about how little the experience benefits them, dismissing higher education as a scam or saying the program they’re in didn’t do enough for them.
Globe's Point: There is time to raise your grades

Globe’s Point: There is time to raise your grades

Written By The Globe Editorial Staff • March 26, 2025
While the end of the spring semester is still a few weeks away, it may feel as though that last week will get here sooner than you think, but that doesn’t mean all hope is lost if you’re not happy with where your academics are.
Globe's Point: Do not silence yourself; be loud

Globe’s Point: Do not silence yourself; be loud

Written By The Globe Editorial Staff • March 19, 2025
We are living in a crazy timeline right now.
Globe's Point: We're more than just a student newspaper

Globe’s Point: We’re more than just a student newspaper

Written By The Globe Editorial Staff • March 12, 2025
Community newspapers are becoming more and more of a lost art. Pittsburgh still has a few neighborhood-specific newspapers holding on, such as the “Northside Chronicle,” the “Homepage” in Hazelwood, the “Bulletin” in the area spanning Lawrenceville to Friendship and “Print” in the East Side.
Globe's Point: Don't be an over or underachiever

Globe’s Point: Don’t be an over or underachiever

Written By The Globe Editorial Staff • March 5, 2025
Welcome back to campus after our not-quite-spring break. Hopefully you got enough sleep and some well-deserved time to slow down for a second. Getting back into classes, you may feel like you’ve been thrown into the back of a car seat with a driver who’s flooring it.
Globe's Point: It's likely your fault if your campus experience bores you

Globe’s Point: It’s likely your fault if your campus experience bores you

Written By The Globe Editorial Staff • February 19, 2025
“Gee, it sure is boring around here.”
Globe's Point: We will continue to print as long as possible

Globe’s Point: We will continue to print as long as possible

Written By The Globe Editorial Staff • February 5, 2025
Newspapers are an old medium that could arguably be on its way out. We know that. But we also know that shifting to an online-only publication will decimate The Globe’s reach, influence and presence on campus.
Globe's Point: Be kind to those around you

Globe’s Point: Be kind to those around you

Written By The Globe Editorial Staff • January 29, 2025
How many Globe’s Points have been about taking care of yourself and why you should pay attention to your health? Probably too many, but it is still true even if it has been overstated. What about the other people in your life? Emphasizing their health is a point we haven’t beat to death quite yet, yet it’s one that is equally as important as self-care.
Globe's Point: Why does news writing look different?

Globe’s Point: Why does news writing look different?

Written By The Globe Editorial Staff • January 22, 2025
When reading The Globe and content from other media outlets, does it seem like they use specific spellings for every word? Or refuse to use certain words? Or maybe you’ve noticed that numbers are sometimes spelled out and sometimes aren’t?
Globe's Point: Don't make your club a clique

Globe’s Point: Don’t make your club a clique

Written By The Globe Editorial Staff • January 15, 2025
Like it or not, deciding to go to a college or university does not just involve going to classes, getting your A’s and moving on with your life. While we’re all at a small university, with only around 3,500 people on campus, going to people’s dorms or walking around Downtown, the same is true at any other big school too.
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