By Sarah Shearer and Joanna Li, Contributing Editors
12:45 am
Pitt students spread out to serve at community service sites throughout Pittsburgh at the 11th annual Pitt Make a Difference Day.
By Trent Leonard, Sports Editor
12:33 am
Pitt football is a tough team to predict, but both recent and historical evidence points to a Panther victory over Duke this Saturday.
By Stephen Thompson, Staff Writer
12:12 am
Pitt's volleyball team headlined the weekend with two record-breaking games for attendance, along with a fourth-set comeback win over No. 21 Louisville.
Everything Pitt students need to know about the 2018 midterm elections
The 2018 midterm elections in Pennsylvania take place Nov. 6 — but the number of Pitt students who vote in these elections has traditionally been low. In the 2014 midterm election, only 15 percent...
Weekly Pick ‘em: TPN sports staff makes NBA game predictions
Our TPN sports staff returns in our second edition of Weekly Pick ‘Em, with this week’s slate featuring NBA action while both the Pittsburgh Panthers and Steelers take a break during bye weeks. Last...
What are the odds: Best bets from ACC Football to the NBA
After fall break, your weekly gambling advice is back and better than ever. Yesterday, Thursday, Oct. 18, was our first sports paradox day of the year — all four major U.S. sports leagues had games going...
By Alexa Marzina, Staff Writer
12:59 am
An apple a day keeps the doctor away, but a 20-bushel of apples makes 75 gallons of cider.
By Hannah Schneider, Assistant News Editor
October 18, 2018
Market Central, the main hub for student dining at Pitt, was cited for multiple health violations by the Allegheny County Health Department on Wednesday, Oct. 10. Out...
By Janine Faust, Managing Editor
October 17, 2018
The DA’s office had originally sought the death penalty for Matthew Darby and withdrew it after he agreed to a sentence of life without parole.
By The Pitt News Editorial Board
The president’s decision to pull out of the Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty not only further confirms the United States’ international reputation as a poor partner, but it also presents a real threat to nuclear disarmament and world security.
By Kelly Loftus, For The Pitt News
Generalizations that trivialize the constant struggle that accompanies life with a mental illness, while also perpetuating stereotypes associated with certain conditions, jeopardize mental health treatment and the progress society has made in taking these issues seriously.
