By Adin Link, Staff Writer
12:44 am
In this week's Waiver Wire Weekly, blogger Adin Link looks at the best outcomes from last week, and makes predictions on who to look out for this up coming week. Though not doing very well this past week, Adin encourages fans to look for Case Keenum to make a comeback.
By Griffin Floyd, For the Pitt News
12:40 am
Though it was a tough weekend for Pitt athletics, there were still a few athletes that played at a high-level and stood out. Qadree Ollison, Stephanie Williams and Johan Penaranda all made notable plays in their notable sports this past weekend -- showcasing their athletic ability.
By Elise Lavallee, Contributing Editor
September 24, 2018
Lyndsey Sickler, co-founder of BiPgh and the Youth Programs Coordinator at the Persad Center, spent the last eight months planning Pittsburgh’s first Bisexual Visibility Day Conference. The crowd at...
Black Action Society hosts actress, activist Tatyana Ali
When she was younger, Tatyana Ali wanted to be an astronaut. Her room was covered with posters of her hero — Mae Jemison, the first African American woman to travel in space. Ali never made it to...
Three takeaways from Pitt’s ugly UNC loss
With three of the Panthers’ next four games coming against top-25 opponents, it was crucial for the Pitt football team to come out on top against an inferior North Carolina team this weekend. But the...
Panthers ride key conference win into battle with Tar Heels
Head coach Pat Narduzzi and the Panthers will make their first road trip of the season as they head to Chapel Hill to face off against head coach Larry Fedora’s Tar Heels on Saturday. The Panthers are...
By Hannah Schneider, Assistant News Editor
12:57 am
The Grocery Pop-Up opened yesterday in the old New Balance storefront on Forbes Avenue, marking the end of a drought on campus since the closing of the IGA.
By Ashley Priore, For the Pitt News
1:03 am
Pittsburgh is a historically dirty city. The City was an industrial hub of metalworking, iron and steel factories for more than a century — but while these factories brought...
By Emily Wolfe, Staff Writer
September 24, 2018
When she was younger, Tatyana Ali wanted to be an astronaut. Her room was covered with posters of her hero — Mae Jemison, the first African American woman to travel in space....
By The Pitt News Editorial Board
The Texas Board of Education is denying students the opportunity to learn about individuals and events that have directly influenced their lives. This ignorance makes them less informed and less able to participate in current politics.
By Josh Beylinson, For The Pitt News
The Haredim must integrate with mainstream Israeli society soon, or else Israel will become a country of two divided Jewish demographics unable to work together for the common good of the nation.
