After seven years, Conflict Kitchen will close up shop at its Schenley Plaza location May 31.
The restaurant — which serves international food from countries the United States is in conflict with...
Although Dr. Thomas E. Starzl is known in the Pitt medical community for his contributions to the organ transplant field, his grandson Ravi Starzl knows him as an ice cream connoisseur.
The elder Starzl...
Pittsburgh Parking Authority is implementing a new digitalized parking system, rather than using sticker parking permits, as early as May 1.
John Fournier, director of enforcement and residential permit...
When Pitt political science professor Iza Ding developed a cough while researching in China, her students joked her lungs were too “Westernized.”
Ding, who researches global and regional environmentalism...
Without a public announcement about upcoming organizational changes to the College of General Studies, former associate dean Cristina Ruggiero left the position in February.
Pitt spokesperson Joe Miksch...
Members of Pitt’s Student Government Board’s judicial committee have spent the last two weeks asking people around campus if they understand the University’s “good Samaritan” policy.
They...
The state Supreme Court ruled Monday that jurors from Allegheny County will be making a decision in the sexual assault case against comedian Bill Cosby set to take place in Philadelphia this June.
Cosby...
Two Oakland groups will use funding from a city grant program to spruce up the neighborhood.
The Love Your [Resilient] Block program, founded in 2011, gives grants to nonprofits in the city that are...
Mayor Bill Peduto announced Wednesday that the city will invest $1 million to address concerns of high lead levels in Pittsburgh residents’ water.
The city, in conjunction with Peoples Natural Gas...
March 4
Pitches & Tones, a co-ed a cappella group at Pitt, placed second out of nine groups at the International Championship of Collegiate A Cappella Central Quarterfinal at Soldiers...