The Globe’s 2025-2026 editor-in-chief says farewell to Point Park
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Market Square officially reopens after a year of repairs, upgrades
The Globe
After being closed for over a year, Market Square is open for business after its second transformation in a little over 15 years was completed last Wednesday.
SGA strikes down Turning Point USA club application in final meeting of semester
The Globe
The idea of Point Park’s own Turning Point USA (TPUSA) branch was struck down Monday, after SGA senators unanimously opposed a constitution formalizing it as a student organization.
Women’s lacrosse earns postseason honors
The Globe
The women’s lacrosse inaugural season has officially come to a close, and with that, four Pioneers received Mountain East Conference women’s lacrosse postseason honors.
Hot Tea with Z: Finishing it all up
The Globe
How do I get everything done before the end of the semester? What do I prioritize in my work load?
Point Puzzle: ‘See you around…’ answers
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The East End Food Co-op continues to serve the Pittsburgh community
The Globe
When it seems like every other company is resisting inclusivity and transparency, there is one grocery store doubling down on its values.
COPA Corner: Being in your place, not being a placeholder
The Globe
Sometimes after working in a rehearsal space extensively, you realize you’ve stopped feeling like a true artist and started feeling like a placeholder in the room.
New students required to live on-campus during their first and second year
The Globe
Starting in the fall 2026 semester, incoming new students will be required to live on campus for their first year and their sophomore year at Point Park.
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