Globe’s Point: It’s likely your fault if your campus experience bores you

Written By The Globe Editorial Staff • February 19, 2025

“Gee, it sure is boring around here.”

Hot Tea with Z: Week 6

Written By Zarrick Plizga, Staff Writer • February 19, 2025

What should I do if someone important in my life is mad at me? How do I fix my mistakes? Is it wrong to not feel bad for what I did but still want to fix things? 

From classroom to camera: film students on set

Written By Kalliyan Winder, For The Globe • February 19, 2025

Point Park’s newly renamed School of Theatre, Film, and Animation has prepared students with hands-on interactive learning starting in their first year of study. The school’s coursework and curriculum focuses on benefiting students in the professional world after graduation. 

Women’s basketball wins in the final seconds

Written By Brynn Rees, Sports Editor • February 19, 2025

Point Park women’s basketball defeated University of Charleston 78-75 in a crucial conference home game on Saturday after Alexis Giles recorded four points in the final five seconds of the game to secure the win.

‘POINTGIRL PPU Tournament Arc 6’ by Adrian Y Lozano-Rea

Written By Adrian Y Lozano-Rea • February 12, 2025

"Don't bring politics into the tournament." - PointGirl, probably

‘Black Jamboree’ spotlights student business and culture

Written By Michael Klug, Co-Opinions Editor • February 12, 2025

Each year, Black History Month, which is every February, is celebrated at Point Park. The Black Student Union (BSU) held its second annual “Black Jamboree” as the first in a series of events to celebrate the month. 

Christopher Ragland nominated as next Pittsburgh Police Chief

Written By Carson Folio, Interim Editor-in-Chief • February 12, 2025

After serving as acting chief of Pittsburgh Police since Nov. 1, 2024, Christopher Ragland was nominated by Mayor Ed Gainey to serve as the next chief of police.

Transphobia is rooted in Nazism

Written By August Stephens, Co-Opinions Editor • February 12, 2025

“During the darkest days of the AIDS crisis, we buried our friends in the morning, we protested in the afternoon, and we danced all night,” Dan Savage said. 

Second half of the ‘Percy Jackson’ series ends strong

Written By Peyton Martin, Co-News Editor • February 12, 2025

After finishing up the last three books, it’s time to continue on with the rest of the “Percy Jackson and the Olympians” series. 

Hot Tea with Z: Week Five

Written By Zarrick Plizga, Staff Writer • February 12, 2025

What should I do if I am embarrassed of the things I like? How do I share my interest with people without getting nervous that they will not like me anymore?

Anti-Trump protests form Downtown

Written By Gavin Petrone, Co-News Editor • February 12, 2025

Protestors took to the William Moorhead Federal Building this past Wednesday, Feb. 5, to speak out against President Donald Trump’s recent wide-sweeping executive orders.

‘Burgh Bites: Giovanni’s Pizza: The buffalo burns badly

Written By Cassandra Harris, For The Globe • February 12, 2025

Giovanni’s Pizza and Pasta located on 123 Sixth Street definitely has pizza and definitely has pasta, but it’s some of the weirdest I have ever tasted.