Two student-led campus organizations at Pitt collaborated Wednesday evening, hoping to dispel the myth that advocacy for environment protection and advocacy for jobs are mutually exclusive.
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Renovations will add more public space to Schenley Quadrangle this summer, but some students are concerned that the change will come at the expense of precious parking spots.
The week before spring...
It was a busy Tuesday night in Nordy’s Place as Student Government Board passed three bills and introduced four more.
Of the total seven bills, six deal with internal SGB structure, adding new committees...
Nathan Davis, a former professor at Pitt’s department of music and renowned jazz musician, died on Sunday from natural causes. He was 81.
Davis came to Pitt in 1969 as the director of the jazz studies...
State representatives unveiled legislation Tuesday that would expand transparency and public access to records at Pennsylvania’s state-related universities.
Pitt, Penn State, Temple and Lincoln —...
Students gathered Monday night to listen as six panelists discussed how intersectionality plays a role in sexual assault.
The panel consisted of Krithika Pennathur, president of Pitt Unmuted; Rose Barone...
The sweet smell of baklava wafted in the air as gentle Arabic music welcomed Pitt students of different ethnicities and cultures for a Middle Eastern experience. Students wandered the room, chatting with...
Meyran Avenue’s sweet spot is shutting down — but “donut” worry, something else is coming along to make that late night insomnia manageable.
Insomnia Cookies is set to move in across from the...
Performers lip-synched, danced and seductively plucked money from people’s hands with their mouths while pop song remixes played in the William Pitt Union Assembly Room Friday evening.
“Drag is...
Students in the Cost Sports Center spent most of Saturday sweating — but not from running laps or drills.
Instead, about 1,450 people danced to top-40 hits over a period of 16 hours under neon lights....