By Rebecca Johnson, News Editor
Students in “clinical-facing positions” will be able to schedule a COVID-19 vaccination appointment for next Thursday or Friday at the Petersen Events Center, according to COVID-19 Medical Response Office officials.

By Rebecca Johnson, News Editor
Pitt added 26 new COVID-19 cases, composed of 24 students and two employees, between Tuesday and Thursday, with 32 students currently in isolation. The University’s previous case report, covering last Friday to Monday, included nine cases.
Biden, Harris have their work cut out for them, Pitt students say
January 22, 2021
As Pitt students began a new semester of classes, a new presidential administration was being sworn in in Washington. Joe Biden and Kamala Harris were sworn in as the 46th president and 49th vice president of the United States on Wednesday.
Pitt remembers Holocaust survivor, alumna Shulamit Bastacky
January 22, 2021
Teddy bears are a common gift for any age or event, but for the Pitt community, teddy bears represent Holocaust survivor and educator Shulamit Bastacky, and her overwhelming kindness and passion to help others. Bastacky passed away Jan. 1 at 79.



By Griffin Floyd, Staff Writer
In honor of inauguration week, here’s a list of some of Pitt sports’ most iconic figures, and the president whose career they most resemble.
Former Panther Edward Kizza makes history with MLS SuperDraft first round selection
January 22, 2021
Prior to Thursday’s event, no Pitt soccer player had ever been drafted in the opening round of the SuperDraft in its 24-year history.
Pitt women’s basketball blows 23-point first quarter lead to Miami in return to action
January 22, 2021
Miami snatched a victory from the jaws of defeat against Pitt women’s basketball on Thursday night, overcoming a 23-point first quarter deficit to defeat Pitt 72-68.
By Kaitlyn Nuebel, Staff Writer
Gabee Ogude spent the three days before the event at the National Mall working on the Biden Inauguration’s media and logistics team.
Review: ‘Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom’ is solid, if inexact, adaptation of a classic
January 21, 2021
Ma Rainey and her band are recording her new record, but several incidents make the process rather long and troublesome.
Books to look forward to in 2021
January 21, 2021
Last year, the book gods told me that 2020 was going to be a good year for books. The book gods did not tell me that there was going to be a global pandemic, but that’s OK.
















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What’s the Big Idea? What better month to show that innovation and entrepreneurship doesn’t have to be scary than October. The...

Full time students on the Pittsburgh campus, who graduate in 2021 and received federal student loans to fund their senior year are eligible to...

College is a time to explore new ideas. And Pitt students of every level from across the university have an amazing resource available that lets...




















