Redshirt sophomore catcher KK Esparza celebrates a home run during Friday evening’s game against Louisville at Vartabedian Field.
Pitt softball ended the weekend with a 1-2 record against the Louisville Cardinals. The Panthers narrowly lost 2-3 on Friday evening despite putting up early runs in the first and second inning. Pitt’s offense was able to bounce back on Saturday afternoon, beating Louisville 9-4. However, Louisville was able to capitalize on Pitt’s poor pitching by hitting 4 home runs to cement Pitt’s 9-0 loss in game three.
During its weekly meeting on Tuesday at Nordy’s Place, the Student Government Board reviewed proposals…
Students are, by and large, excited to return home to spend time with family during…
Crow populations have increased significantly in recent months due to the birds’ migration to Pittsburgh.…
The University of Pittsburgh Gamelan Ensemble played at the Bellefield Hall Auditorium on Nov. 18th,…
Pitt’s Gamelan Ensemble performs in Bellefield Hall on Monday, Nov. 18.
From baking treats to ice skating in the cold weather, there is so much to…