University smokers butt heads with on-campus restrictions

Written By Andrew Henderson, For The Globe • January 21, 2016

Everyone knows smoking isn’t the healthiest of habits.

Cinema department promised Playhouse space

Written By Anthony Mendicino, For The Globe • March 25, 2015

Cinema students may no longer have to go from building to building to use their editing bays and labs, with plans in place to finally consolidate the major’s facilities under one roof. 

Dancers worldwide remember Ron Tassone

Written By Angela Woodard, For The Globe • March 25, 2015

In the summer of 1975, Doug Bentz noticed a jazz dance class being taught by Ron Tassone. He introduced himself and began an association lasting 40 years. 

New attendance policy helps students stay on track

Written By Sara Rowe, For The Globe • March 18, 2015

Point Park is enforcing a new policy that requires all members of the University faculty to take attendance for every class and to report students who are having difficulties in them. 

USG allocates funds for the second half of the semester

Written By Christine Manganas, Co-Features Editor • March 18, 2015

Members of the United Student Government (USG) thanked specific clubs for their presence and stressed the importance of attendance Monday during the allocations of funds for the second half of the semester. 

Phipps Conservatory recognized as seventh greenest building in world

Written By Nicole Miller, For The Globe • March 18, 2015

Phipps Conservatory was recently named one of the greenest buildings in Pittsburgh for having its own sustainable resources like energy and water. 

Chipotle promotes making healthy decisions

Written By Matthew Salinger, For The Globe • March 18, 2015

Chipotle, everyone’s favorite burrito place, hasn’t always been the restaurant it is today.

Education failure leads to low literacy

Written By Brandon Flournoy, Staff Writer • March 18, 2015

Has the educational system failed our generation?

Good riddance to racist fraternity members

Written By Brandon Flournoy, Staff Writer • March 18, 2015

The display of racism from Sigma Alpha Epsilon’s University of Oklahoma chapter can be used as prime evidence to prove that racism does exist beyond closed doors.

Abercrombie makes yet another faux pas

Written By Kariann Mano, Business Manager • March 18, 2015

Over the past few months, there has been a significant amount of racial discrimination incidents that have gone viral.

Social media leaders speak to University students

Written By Jessica Federkiel, Point Park News Service • March 18, 2015

Sree Sreenivasan spends up to six minutes composing every tweet he sends.

Scarce availability of scholarships create frustration

Written By Nicole Miller, For The Globe • March 18, 2015

When applying to colleges, Amber Cole’s parents encouraged her to go where she would be happy but to keep in mind the cost.