The University prepares for Thanksgiving break with Pitt Eats Thank-Ful event, and offers services to students throughout the holiday — including bus rides home and mental health counseling.
Pitt’s Property and Facilities Committee officially approved on Thursday the $240 million Victory Heights project — a massive expansion to the University’s athletic facilities.
By Katie Cassidy, Senior Staff Writer
• November 11, 2022
Following the sexual assault incident in the Cathedral of Leading in October, Student Government Board President Danielle Floyd said SGB leaders have remained in active conversation about the topic.
The office of veteran services is located in Posvar Hall and, according to Tim Wood, veteran and outreach coordinator, connects Pitts's more than 500 veteran students to financial resources, mental health counseling and other university services.
By Alexandra Ross, Senior Staff Writer
• November 11, 2022
Some Pitt students believe high youth voter turnout may be the reason for Democratic victories in Pennsylvania. More than 31% of registered voters in Pittsburgh’s fourth ward — home to Pitt’s campus — voted on Tuesday.
The Deli is owned by four Pitt students and every month they host two to four shows for local and touring bands. Admission is $5 and information about upcoming shows can be found on their Instagram.
An unnamed University spokesperson confirmed that there was a second student case of monkeypox on Nov. 1. This occurred amid a local and global decline in cases, as reported by the ACHD and the CDC.
Last month, feeble little horse performed at The Deli on Bates Street — their first house show in more than a year. Members of the venue prepared for a large turnout, but were surprised when people outside of Pittsburgh came to the show.
