Police blotter Sept. 10 – Sept. 16
By News Editors
September 18, 2020
Burglary, liquor law violations, criminal mischief and more in this week’s police blotter.
‘A pandemic inside of a pandemic’: Panel discusses domestic violence crisis
By Anushay Chaudhry, Staff Writer
September 11, 2020
According to Rhonda Fleming, the director of education and outreach for the Women’s Center and Shelter of Greater Pittsburgh, the COVID-19 pandemic hasn’t stopped domestic violence.
Police Blotter Sept. 3- Sept. 9
By News Editors
September 10, 2020
Fires, liquor law violations, graffiti and more in this week’s police blotter.
‘Terrifying’: Title IX office, students react to new federal regulations
By Natalie Frank, Staff Writer
September 4, 2020
Pitt’s Title IX office has implemented controversial new federal Title IX regulations — meeting the federal government’s Aug. 14 deadline — despite strong opposition from some University officials. Carrie Benson said she has many concerns about the new rules, but her office will comply with them.
Police Blotter Aug. 27- Sept. 2
By News Editors
September 3, 2020
Drug possession, theft, burglary and more in this week’s police blotter.
Police Blotter Aug. 20-26
By News Editors
August 27, 2020
A drug violation, theft and a criminal mischief in this week’s police blotter.
Pitt students, faculty express concerns over City arrest in unmarked van
By Rebecca Johnson, News Editor
August 21, 2020
For Eric Macadangdang, the arrest of a protest marshal by City police officers outside Pitt’s Barco Law Building last Saturday is a safety concern for all Pitt students.
Police blotter: Aug. 13 – Aug. 19
By News Editors
August 20, 2020
Disorderly conduct, criminal mischief and more in this week’s police blotter.
Rosfeld wrongful termination lawsuit dismissed
By Benjamin Nigrosh, News Editor
August 12, 2020
Rosfeld filed a civil complaint in January against the University, Pitt police Chief James Loftus and Kathy Humphrey, the senior vice chancellor for engagement, for allegedly violating his due process rights and the 14th Amendment in his Jan. 18, 2018 termination.
Port Authority bus driver charged months after Pitt student struck, killed
By Benjamin Nigrosh, News Editor
June 18, 2020
The 33-year-old Port Authority bus driver that struck and killed a Pitt student is facing multiple charges, including involuntary manslaughter.