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The University of Pittsburgh's Daily Student Newspaper

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The University of Pittsburgh's Daily Student Newspaper

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Joelle Sakr and her brother Elie Sakr are the owners of Divvy Coffee and Buns, a new coffee shop on Forbes Avenue.

Divvy Coffee & Buns brings flavors from around the world to Oakland

By Kaitlyn Nuebel, Staff Writer • October 5, 2021
Joelle Sakr knew it was time to open a coffee shop when a sign came — a big explosion in Lebanon’s capital, Beirut. She started Divvy Coffee & Buns with her brother, working to launch a shop that stood out.
Apples are dumped into a hopper in the first step of the process that turns apples to cider at Soergel’s Orchards.

Soergel’s Orchards offers seasonal events, year-round products

By Grace Hemcher, Staff Writer • October 5, 2021
Soergel’s Orchard — a family-run farm and country store — lies about 30 minutes northwest of Oakland. Its classic red barn, as well as the rows of pumpkins and apple trees waiting to be picked, transport visitors away from the hustle of city life.
Students dance to the band Karibe Son in front of the William Pitt Union on Saturday night at the annual Latin American and Caribbean Festival hosted by Pitt’s Center for Latin American Studies. The festival included live music, business stands and free tacos.

Latin American and Caribbean Festival takes over front of WPU

By Jessica McKenzie, Senior Staff Writer • October 4, 2021
Pitt’s Center for Latin American Studies hosted its annual Latin American and Caribbean Festival on Saturday, offering live music, food raffles and vendors for students to celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month.
While Oakland might be well known for its universities, it has more than just academics to offer, including museums, parks, shops and most notably — food, with a variety of chain and small-business restaurants on Forbes Avenue.

‘Melting pot’: Oakland restaurant scene evolves in recent years

By Anna Ligorio, Senior Staff Writer • September 28, 2021
Looking down Forbes Avenue, Pitt students might be overwhelmed by the vast variety of dining options — but with an estimated $72 million in dining sales annually, it’s no surprise that these restaurants would want to come to Oakland.
Phat’s Bar, located on Semple Street, is one of Oakland’s newest party spots.

Phat’s Bar offers parties, food and alcoholic boba tea to Oakland residents

By Sarah Demchak, For The Pitt News • September 28, 2021
Walking down Semple Street, students will come across one of Oakland’s newest party spots — Phat’s Bar. The giant pink neon sign, loud music, friendly atmosphere and cool drinks are designed to draw customers in.
You can cook more in a microwave than you might think, such as this single-serving chocolate chip cookie.

Hassle-free dishes you can cook in your microwave

By Julia DiPietro, Staff Writer • September 28, 2021
One appliance everyone has, whether they live in a dorm or apartment, is the solution for this problem — a microwave. So, for students who want an efficient yet scrumptious meal, here are some easy recipes to try when your meal plan just isn’t cutting it.
A bronze sculpture of Roberto Clemente at PNC Park, located on Federal street near the Roberto Clemente Bridge.

Events in Pittsburgh to celebrate Latinx Heritage Month

By Diana Velasquez, Culture Editor • September 27, 2021
Latinx Heritage Month is upon us, and Pittsburgh has many events for you to celebrate — complete with food, music, dancing and more.
One of the chocolate waffle options from South O Waffle Co., a student-run vendor located at 9 Cable Place.

Pitt students bring late-night waffles to Central Oakland

By Grace Hemcher, Staff Writer • September 23, 2021
South O Waffle Co., a new student-run vendor located at 9 Cable Place, just made late-night snacks in Oakland a little bit sweeter with its new dessert waffle stand.
While beer and chips are no-preparation-required staples, you can spice up old classics or show your school spirit with these improved tailgate recipes, such as these blue and gold Rice Krispies Treats.

Don’t be basic: A tailgate food guide

By Nadiya Greaser, Staff Writer • September 21, 2021
These seven tailgate recipes add a twist to tradition with extra spice, sauce and booze.
Pitt Ph.D. student Brett Bankson wins Top Chef Amateur competition

Pitt Ph.D. student Brett Bankson wins Top Chef Amateur competition

By Darin Fields, For The Pitt News • September 14, 2021
For Brett Bankson, a 28 year old Pitt Ph.D. candidate and recent "Top Chef Amateurs" winner, food is a medium in which to interact with other people and the world around us.
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