Steelers fans are spoiled. We watched former quarterback Ben Roethlisberger dominate the field for 18 years and boast a 165-81-1 overall record, lead the team to 13 playoff appearances, and won two Lombardi’s.  After...

In the case of books, I know there is a large part of the general public which do not read them. Some people also prefer audiobooks because they find them easier to listen to or pay attention to, as examples. Literature, however, has held a grip on various populations for thousands of years. Everyone deserves free, inclusive access to books, whether it be online, in a bookstore, or through a library.

This week the Center for Media Innovation (CMI) held a mental health symposium, which again gives us a reminder that mental health matters.

America has a gun problem. This is an undeniable fact. Anyone who attempts to deflect or deny this fact is part of the problem. We, as a society, must pass and enforce robust gun control legislation as fast as possible. We needed this legislation years ago, and every day we need it more than ever.

Something that I have observed that has become increasingly more prevalent in the past few months is passengers on public transportation being disrespectful to drivers and employees. I’ll have a few examples of different behaviors that I have observed before making a desperate plea for people to treat these employees with respect, but if you’re going to skim this article then I beg of you to take away one key point: be respectful.

At the point of writing this article, there have been 113 cumulative COVID-19 cases on campus. Starting a new semester, students and staff coming from various states and communities, we knew cases were bound to rise. As we continue to navigate this “post-pandemic” and “new normal” world, we continue to ask for your patience.

Warning: This article discusses suicide and suicidal ideation. The Globe encourages people to be safe and get the professional help they need most. The suicide and crisis lifeline to dial is now 988. 

Before the advent of the car, cities were inherently walkable. Rather than being exclusively for cars, roads were filled with street cars, bicyclists, carriages, and most importantly: people.

With the recent announcement of Adobe no longer offering access on personal devices for college students, we have been presented with even more challenges. Currently, only five computers on campus have access to the full Adobe Suite. This is unacceptable.

Do you ever go to discuss a topic at length which you have not visited in-person in months, but it still lives in your head so you realize just how much its prescience is actually chewing away at your brain?

Welcome back, returning and new Pioneers! We have made it through the first week of classes!

This article is going to be a little bit less traditional of an opinions piece, however it still belongs in this section. My name is Jake Dabkowski, and I am the new Editor-In-Chief of The Globe, Point Park’s student run newspaper that you’re reading online right now.