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

SGA spends leftover funding, discuss university heads

Written By Peyton Martin, Co-News Editor • April 9, 2025
The Student Government Association (SGA) passed two new resolutions to use the rest of the outstanding money left in its budget on Monday, April 7.
Members of the Student Government Association (SGA) listen to a presentation led by President Kyle MacLaughlin.

SGA creates new club representative position

Written By Gavin Petrone, Co-News Editor • April 2, 2025
A new “organization seat” for identity-based student clubs was approved by the Student Government Association (SGA) on Monday, March 31.
Chris Hill discusses new Welcome Center concepts for fall 2025 with SGA.

New dance studios and Welcome Center discussed at SGA meeting

Written By Peyton Martin, Co-News Editor • March 26, 2025
At Monday’s Student Government Association (SGA) meeting, guest speaker Chris Hill, vice president of operations at Point Park University, discussed current and future projects of Physical Plant. 

Brussalis meets with SGA about enrollment

Written By Peyton Martin, Co-News Editor • March 19, 2025
The Student Government Association (SGA) hosted guest speaker President Chris Brussalis on Monday, March 17 to answer questions from members of SGA.  

Student Government Association shows support for Diversity, Equity and Inclusion initiatives on campus

Written By Cassandra Harris, Co-Editor-in-Chief • March 12, 2025
With Trump Administration changes, Student Government Association (SGA) senators spoke up on Monday about their support for future Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (DEI) policy at Point Park.

Former Provost Soto’s plans still in motion

Written By Peyton Martin, Co-News Editor • January 15, 2025
The Student Government Association (SGA) meeting on Monday discussed the effects of Provost Michael Soto departing from the university. Despite Soto departing from his role, the plans he discussed with SGA are still in the process of moving forward, said SGA President Kyle MacLaughlin.  
Provost Michael Soto discusses a later start date for the spring semester in the future.

SGA and Soto discuss potential changes to academic calendar

Written By Peyton Martin, SGA Beat Writer • December 4, 2024
Provost Michael Soto discussed the possibility of adjusting the academic calendar Monday at The Student Government Association’s (SGA) weekly meeting as a guest speaker. 
SGA Senators Bee Pugh and Hunter Bradley talk during the Nov. 18 SGA meeting.

SGA talks public safety

Written By Peyton Martin, SGA Beat Writer • November 20, 2024
Safety concerns were the main topic of the SGA meeting on Nov. 18, referring to several recent incidents involving students in parts of Downtown. 
Provost Michael Soto talks about a possible accredited hours update.

SGA: Provost Soto proposes shorter classes

Written By Peyton Martin, SGA Beat Writer • November 13, 2024
After not having a meeting last week, the Student Government Association (SGA) invited Provost Michael Soto as a guest speaker on Monday, Nov. 11.  

SGA HOLDS COSTUME PARTY WITH SENATORS

Written By Peyton Martin, SGA Beat Writer • October 30, 2024

The Student Government Association (SGA) meeting on Oct. 28 had no new or old business that needed to be discussed. After a few updates from senators, members of the executive cabinet, and committees,...

Drew Williams, a senior animation major and SGA senator attends the meeting.

SGA meets over emergency funding

Written By Peyton Martin, SGA Beat Writer • October 23, 2024
The Student Government Association (SGA) meeting on Monday, Oct. 21, had guest speakers from the Coalition of Christian Outreach (CCO) present to discuss emergency funding from the club.  

SGA approves constitution and distributes money for clubs

Written By Peyton Martin, SGA Beat Writer • October 16, 2024
During the Student Government Association (SGA) meeting this week, one club had its’ constitution approved.
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