‘Have some fun’ by X’Aire Huger

Written By X’Aire Huger, Comic Artist • March 25, 2026

PGH Candle to open new storefront on Wood Street Saturday

Written By Gavin Petrone, Editor-elect • March 25, 2026

The Studio, a new branch of North Side-based retailer PGH Candle, is slated to open on Saturday, March 28.

Point Park Fringe Festival revives student theater opportunities

Written By Melissa Garlock, Staff Writer • March 25, 2026

Point Park University served as an official venue for the Pittsburgh Fringe Festival this past week, hosting Point Park Fringe from March 20 to 22 with a range of student-created performances.

‘You ready?’ by TAndre Summers

Written By TAndre Summers, For The Globe • March 25, 2026

Oscars snubs too many this year

Written By Elle Murphy, Staff Writer • March 25, 2026

The highlights and the best parts of cinema were honored yet again at the 98th Academy Awards on March 15.

Globe’s Point: Be safe when going to demonstrations and remember what it’s for

Written By The Globe Editorial Staff • March 25, 2026

The “No Kings” movement is making a return to Pittsburgh on March 28.

Media Arts students and alumni blend reality and imagination with ‘Hallucinations’ exhibit

Written By Carson Folio, Editor-in-Chief • March 25, 2026

Photography, cinema students and Point Park alumni put together a culmination of works in “Hallucinations,” an exhibit presented by The Fix Magazine on March 19.

Every college campus needs a radio station — even Point Park

Written By Hayden Waschak, Staff Writer • March 25, 2026

Did you know that Point Park has its own radio station? 

Women’s lacrosse suffers loss in conference opener

Written By Brynn Rees, Sports Editor • March 25, 2026

Point Park women’s lacrosse suffered a slow start in its conference opener on Saturday, resulting in an 8-18 loss versus Wheeling at Highmark Stadium, despite whispers of a comeback in the third period.

Crime report spring 2026 week eight

Written By Gavin Petrone, Editor-elect • March 25, 2026

Week eight's crime report only consisted of three reported incidents.

Takuya Asakura limns healing in bookshop novel, ‘The Vanishing Cherry Blossom Bookshop’

Written By Peyton Martin, Features and A&E Editor • March 25, 2026

A bookshop that appears to select people only under certain circumstances is the perfect amount of whimsy for “The Vanishing Cherry Blossom Bookshop” by Takuya Asakura, which is a story that focuses on healing.  

SGA plans student survey on Point Park’s dining services

Written By Gavin Petrone, Editor-elect • March 25, 2026

Senators at SGA will be collecting responses to a survey on Point Park’s dining services for the next two weeks, as part of an effort headed by Riley Mahon, the president pro-tempore (PPT).