Point Park Globe

Adding “smart” technology will not help us modernize

Written By Carson Folio, Co-Opinions Editor • January 31, 2024

No matter what, it seems as though every new version of a product that already exists wants to advertise itself as being smarter than the previous version.

Globe’s Point: We denounce the use of AI in journalism

January 31, 2024

Happy week four, Pioneers! We have officially made it one month through the semester. Only three more to go!

Slut shame once? Shame on you.

Written By August Stephens, Co-Opinions Editor • January 31, 2024

Whether you are walking around campus, through downtown or anywhere else in the city, you can hear it. More likely, it is yelled at you.

Globe’s Point: The university needs to be more transparent about hirings and firings

January 24, 2024

Happy week three, Pioneers! We hope you have been staying warm amid this crazy weather and are enjoying the semester so far.

Yes, unions should matter to students. Here’s why.

Written By Carson Folio, Co-Editor of Opinions • January 24, 2024

Unless you are in a total news blackout or lack an internet connection entirely, there’s a good chance you knew about the Screen Actors Guild and American Federation of Television and Radio Artists (SAG-AFTRA) strike in 2023.

Self-care online content creators are not here to help you

Written By August Stephens, Co-Editor of Opinions • January 24, 2024

Over the winter break, I allowed myself to dive headfirst into social media. I’m usually avoidant of social media platforms and chronically offline, so existing online again was a weird space to be in...

‘Burgh Bites: Einstein Bros. Bagels

Written By Cassandra Harris, Editor Elect • January 24, 2024

Walking to The Globe office, I held my stomach to protect my food baby from the cold. Tucked inside my jacket, I held a $7.89 pepperoni pizza bagel and a $7.49 Farmhouse Sandwich with avocado spread. In...

Mike Tomlin biography author holds book signing at Point Park

Written By Brynn Rees, Staff Writer • January 24, 2024

In the midst of Steelers coach Mike Tomlin’s immense media coverage, Point Park students had the opportunity last Thursday to discover more on his personal life. Author John Harris – the biographer...

Blumhouse film “Night Swim” fails to make a splash

Written By Ana Bellamy, Co Features/A&E Editor • January 24, 2024

When I first saw the trailer for “Night Swim,” I was excited. Usually, I do not watch water-themed horror movies. I decided to give this one a go since this was the first time I had seen a horror movie...

New Music January 2024: A review

Written By Globe Staff • January 24, 2024

Neck Deep, Self-Titled Ana Bellamy, Arts & Entertainment Co-Editor Each of the 10 tracks on this album is a certified bop, in my opinion. Every band member gave each song on this album...

Nickelodeon’s “Avatar” does not need a reboot

Written By Rachel Ross, Co Features/A&E Editor • January 24, 2024

I was aware of “Avatar: The Last Airbender” when I was a kid, but never ventured to watch it. The little I saw of it just never interested me. Flash forward to this past September when...

Unpaid internships never made sense and never will

Written By Carson Folio, Co-Opinions Editor • January 17, 2024

Going to college is all about making sacrifices and choices, and Point Park is no exception to this rule. Right from the beginning, you choose to sacrifice an air-conditioned dorm room for a completely private space, or vice versa.