‘Burgh Bites: Nicky’s Grant Street: A 40 cent overcharge

Written By Cassandra Harris, Co-Editor-in-Chief • March 12, 2025

Nicky’s Grant Street, located inside the Grant Building and in the heart of Downtown, is not dissimilar to a Waffle House diner.

You should begin your April garden inside your dorm

Written By Cassandra Harris, Co-Editor-in-Chief • March 12, 2025

The weather is warming and spring is quickly approaching. Do you know what that means?

Women’s basketball falls to WVSU in MEC playoffs

Written By Megan Lukitsch, Staff Writer • March 12, 2025

Point Park women’s basketball was unable to find success in the team’s first Mountain East Conference tournament appearance, losing 82-58 to West Virginia State University in the first round on Wednesday afternoon.

Student Government Association shows support for Diversity, Equity and Inclusion initiatives on campus

Written By Cassandra Harris, Co-Editor-in-Chief • March 12, 2025

With Trump Administration changes, Student Government Association (SGA) senators spoke up on Monday about their support for future Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (DEI) policy at Point Park.

Vending machines need an overhaul

Written By Michael Klug, Co-Opinions/Website Editor • March 12, 2025

The vending machines on campus are a great way to get snacks and drinks during unorthodox times of day, like 3 a.m.

University hires new spiritual life coordinator

Written By Peyton Martin and Gavin Petrone • March 12, 2025

After a roughly 13-month vacancy--and just in time for Lent and Ramadan--Point Park has a new spiritual advisor, according to an email announcement. 

‘POINTGIRL PPU Tournament Arc 9’ by Adrian Y Lozano-Rea

Written By Adrian Y Lozano-Rea, Comic Artist • March 12, 2025

PointGirl returns again

Spring senior choreography project spotlights students

Written By Melissa Garlock, Staff Writer • March 12, 2025

Each semester, Point Park’s School of Dance performs a showcase-style event known as the “Senior Choreography Project.”

Globe’s Point: We’re more than just a student newspaper

Written By The Globe Editorial Staff • March 12, 2025

Community newspapers are becoming more and more of a lost art. Pittsburgh still has a few neighborhood-specific newspapers holding on, such as the “Northside Chronicle,” the “Homepage” in Hazelwood, the “Bulletin” in the area spanning Lawrenceville to Friendship and “Print” in the East Side.

Man accused of trespassing in West Penn Hall enters plea deal

Written By Carson Folio, Co-Editor-in-Chief • March 12, 2025

A man who Point Park police accused of trespassing in West Penn Hall last November had half of his charges dropped during a preliminary hearing on March 4.

Shooting on Smithfield Street injures teenager

Written By Cassandra Harris, Co-Editor-in-Chief • March 5, 2025

A male teenager was shot across from Burlington and Five Below on Smithfield Street on Feb. 19, before fleeing down Forbes Avenue with a bullet wound in the abdomen. A Pittsburgh police officer who...

Are press freedoms under attack?

Written By Carson Folio, Co-Editor-in-Chief • March 5, 2025

The White House set a terrifying precedent by banning the Associated Press (AP) from presidential events over the media organization’s refusal to recognize the Gulf of Mexico as the “Gulf of America.”