National player of the week – Croup’s Corner

Written By Josh Croup, Sports Columnist • February 18, 2015

One year ago, Kelly Johnson was playing basketball for the Clarion Eagles as a redshirt freshman.

Traveling tips for round-trip spring break

Written By Emily Bowen, For The Globe • February 18, 2015

For most college students, spring break is an opportunity to go home or go on vacation.

No-knead to fret, company offers baking classes

Written By Brandon Flournoy, For The Globe • February 18, 2015

Kaitlyn Castelli, a senior mass communication major, supports the idea of a bakery holding classes for customers willing to learn.

Bronze bison settles in with University herd

Written By Chelsey Driskel and Eva Espey • February 18, 2015

The new bronze bison sculpture has become the campus mystery. 

Pittsburghers meditate through frigid weather

Written By Chloe Jakiela, For The Globe • February 18, 2015

 photo by Chloe Jakiela Senior acting major, Angela Citrola (center), joined yoga enthusiast on Sunday Feb. 15 for a session of power yoga at PPG’s Wintergarden. Citrola loves that yoga is...

Globe’s Point: Break will spring onto Point Park

Written By The Globe Editorial Staff • February 18, 2015

Even though the snot is still crystalizing in our noses the instant we step outside, a thaw is on the horizon for Point Parkers.

People of Point Park: Ousman Jaiteh

Written By Chloe Jakiela, For The Globe • February 18, 2015

Ousman Jaiteh, a senior mechanical engineering technology major, is passionate about understanding the intricacy behind how things work and finding an alternative source of energy.

Crime report for spring 2015 week six

Written By Jane McAnallen and Emily Yount • February 18, 2015

University bids farwell to Provost

Written By Anothony Mendicino, For The Globe • February 11, 2015

Beth Aracena wants to be a part of the vibrancy of Point Park’s campus and its private, urban dynamic.

USG discusses Playhouse assets

Written By Christine Manganas, Co-Feature Editor • February 11, 2015

United Student Government (USG), alongside many other student leaders, met with members of the Playhouse committee last week to acquire updates on the progression of the new Pittsburgh Playhouse that will be located on Forbes Avenue in Downtown. 

Students split over traditional, developing news services

Written By Nathan King, For The Globe • February 11, 2015

As a freshman commuter, Josh Wright generally keeps up with the news, preferring to view it on his phone instead of browsing a newspaper.

Women’s basketball recovers from loss

Written By Michael Richter, For The Globe • February 11, 2015

After a heartbreaking loss to IU Southeast, the Point Park women’s basketball team defeated two conference foes on the road.