Winter break offers students the opportunity to spend time with family and friends after a long semester. Many students traveled home. Some worked, and some went on trips to places like New York City.
Samantha...
Halee Reiman has had a compost bin in her apartment for some time, but she noticed that she did not use it as much as she originally planned. In honor of the new year, Reiman decided to change this habit.
“My...
By Abby Lipold, Assistant News Editor
• January 9, 2024
On Monday, the Pitt School of Medicine announced Ken Gabriel will become the inaugural chief executive officer (CEO) of Pitt BioForge.
The BioForge Manufacturing Center, which will be located at Hazelwood...
With winter virus season in full swing, it’s important for students to take part in mitigating the spread of COVID-19 and other illnesses.
Allegheny County reported 1,082 COVID-19 infections during...
A crowd of over 150 Pittsburgh healthcare workers, community members and students gathered together at Schenley Plaza on Friday evening for a vigil honoring the more than 264 Palestinian healthcare workers...
Pitt is now enrolling for the spring 2024 semester’s free diabetes prevention program, Group Lifestyle Balance.
GLB is a free semester-long diabetes prevention program for Pitt faculty and staff...
From holiday decorations to songs from the Salvation Army’s band, Gabby DeMarchi said during Christmas Day at Pitt, “the spirit is there.”
“Towers and The Eatery are kind of turned into a little...
The year was 1893, and the eyes of America were focused on Chicago and the dazzling World’s Columbian Exposition, the most lavish world’s fair to date. Looking down from the Exposition’s icon, the...
By Khushi Rai, Senior Staff Writer
• December 8, 2023
David DeJong opened Thursday’s Senate Council meeting by addressing the recent shuttle accident and loss of Emily Watson, the supervisor of the transport department at UPMC Presbyterian Hospital.
“We...