‘PointGirl Issue 23’ by Adrian Y Lozano-Rea

Written By Adrian Y Lozano-Rea • April 2, 2025

PointGirl is once again back and this time she's fighting Funny Bunny.

‘The Disappearance of Arthur Warding’ proves interesting

Written By Michael Klug, Co-Opinions/Website Editor • April 2, 2025

Over the weekend, Bridges Theater Company held “The Disappearance of Arthur Warding” in the Rauh Theatre in the Pittsburgh Playhouse.

REVIEW: Harris screens Weir’s ‘Picnic at Hanging Rock’

Written By Vincent Tate, Staff Writer • April 2, 2025

As part of their International Art House Classics event, the Harris Theater decided to show Peter Weir’s Picnic at Hanging Rock.

Tyler the Creator’s CHROMAKOPIA World Tour blows the dome off PPG Paints Arena

Written By Carson Folio, Co-Editor-in-Chief • April 2, 2025

Everyone who packed PPG Paints Arena to see Tyler Okonma, also known as Tyler, the Creator perform during his stop in Pittsburgh for his “CHROMAKOPIA World Tour” quite literally “felt the light” and “felt the fire” right as the show started.

SGA creates new club representative position

Written By Gavin Petrone, Co-News Editor • April 2, 2025

A new “organization seat” for identity-based student clubs was approved by the Student Government Association (SGA) on Monday, March 31.

‘Nothing Here is Different: Happy April Fools!’ by Abby Calub, Cullen Stawson and John A.

Written By Abby Calub • April 2, 2025

April Fools came and went, but still stayed in our prankster hearts.

‘Burgh Bites: The Nook: Trypophobia trigger warning

Written By Cassandra Harris, Co-Editor-in-Chief • April 2, 2025

Upon entering the inside of The Nook, a restaurant located off Butler Street in lower Lawrenceville (not to be confused with Point Park’s community kitchen The Nook,) I was offered to dine in either the front room or in the back room.

Globe’s Point: College is what you make it

Written By The Globe Editorial Staff • April 2, 2025

It doesn’t matter where you go – every college campus has at least one person complaining about how little the experience benefits them, dismissing higher education as a scam or saying the program they’re in didn’t do enough for them.

Softball ends trip with a close win

Written By Edmee Idalis, Staff Writer • April 2, 2025

Point Park softball had a busy weekend with three Mountain East Conference games played and one postponed.

Second annual ‘Out of the Darkness’ walk for suicide awareness

Written By Thomas Speranza, Staff Photographer • April 2, 2025

The second annual Out of the Darkness walk.

New Dean, Welcome Center and Employee Engagement Survey at Pioneer Perspectives meeting

Written By Cassandra Harris, Co-Editor-in-Chief • April 2, 2025

During the 2025 Pioneer Perspectives presentation, a stage for the school to present accomplishments to faculty, staff and students, another new location for the Welcome Center was unveiled along with a new dean, the first employee engagement survey in years and a 700% traffic increase to athletic social media since Point Park joined the NCAA were just a few of many discussion topics. 

Candidates for SGA President and Vice President debate on policy, campaign promises

Written By Peyton Martin, Co-News Editor • April 2, 2025

The Student Government Association (SGA) held a debate featuring candidates hoping to secure the presidential and vice presidential roles for next semester’s administration.