Pioneers collapse to bottom-ranked Conference opponent

Written By Christine Cestra, For The Globe • February 4, 2015

The Point Park men’s basketball team held a close game last Friday against IU Southeast, but the game fell out of their grasp.

Point Park comeback bid falls short against IU Southeast

Written By Michael Richter, For The Globe • February 4, 2015

On its home court, the recently No. 23 ranked Point Park women’s basketball team had its eight-game win streak snapped by Kentucky Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (KIAC) foe Indiana University (IU) Southeast in a 65-63 loss on Jan. 30.

Support for Cosby misguided and baffling

Written By Devon Strayer, For The Globe • February 4, 2015

You would think that after knowing that a performer has been accused of raping or sexually assaulting 24 women, you might give a second thought to going to see that person perform, even if you weren’t 100 percent certain of his guilt.

Maintain health in cold winter months

Written By Laura Byko • February 4, 2015

Punxsutawney Phil has reared his monstrous head again, only to scuttle back into the dark from whence he came.

High school star chooses PPU

Written By Ty Smith, Features Photo Editor • February 4, 2015

Falonte Jackson, a champion high school sprinter, chose Point Park over schools with a more established track and field program because he wanted to be a part of something new.

South by Southeast – Croup’s Corner

Written By Josh Croup, Sports Columnist • February 4, 2015

You know it’s not your night when you lose both games. It’s really not your night when you shoot 33% from the field in one game and lose a 10 point lead in another.

University alum and students’ pilot episode takes off

Written By Madison Turiczek, Co-Sports Editor • February 4, 2015

As Lexx Truss looked up, brothers Aaron and Neiman Outlen already knew exactly what he was thinking. They went on to produce a three minute scene of “Schema,” a story about the intertwined lives of a novelist and his two friends. 

Campus clubs show love to students with themed events

Written By Emily Bowen, For The Globe • February 4, 2015

photo by Chris Squier The Campus Activities Board (CAB) will host its annual Condom Carnival on Feb. 12 in the Lawrence Hall Ballroom. The event promotes safe sex to students and provides free...

Winning recording artist voices acoustic sound on campus

Written By Brandon Flournoy, For The Globe • February 4, 2015

When Hannah Jenkins received an email about Point Park’s new recording label, Pioneer Records, she made a submission. Now, she is the newest recording artist on campus.

Students reel in internship at Sundance Film Festival

Written By Ty Smith, Features Photo Editor • February 4, 2015

Five Point Park students had the experience of a lifetime while interning at the Sundance Film Festival in Park City, Utah. 

Cancer survivors take lap in celebration of health

Written By Madsion Krupp, For The Globe • February 4, 2015

Meg Scanlon is just one person living with the harsh reality of losing a family member to cancer.

Globe’s Point: Meninism is nonsense on every level

Written By The Globe Editorial Staff • February 4, 2015

By now, most people have probably heard of the term “meninist.”