Where the last few decals of the old Pittsburgh Pretzel Sandwich Shop on Forbes Avenue used to stick, a poster of an energetic Chinese chef, smiling as he hand-pulls noodles, now brightens the dark window.
Kelly Shaw is lying in bed, staring at the ceiling and wondering why she’s so tired, but she can’t sleep. At this point she’s just a third-grader, so she asks her father what to do. He tells her...
Every chair in Hillman Library is filled, every table strewn with textbooks and notes, every face marked with the undeniable signs of exhaustion and stress.
Students are curled up in their PJs, clutching...
Two of the most important things to college students — alcohol and food — could be impacting a third desire of theirs — sleep — more than most students realize.
Students who aren’t careful...
Friday, Dec. 2, 2016
10:05 a.m. Off campus. Pitt police assisted a female student who reported fraudulent charges on her credit card.
10:13 a.m. Darragh Street Apartments. Pitt police are investigating...
Following a friendly honk, a green truck pulls up outside South West Meals on Wheels in Carnegie at about 9:30 a.m. Then, it backs through the parking lot, right up to the kitchen door.
Scott Marshall,...
Though the founder of Peace, Love, and Little Donuts was sentenced Thursday for bankruptcy and income fraud, the Oakland franchise will remain open and unaffected.
The donut chain’s co-founder Ronald...
After several people reported that a man was inappropriately exposing himself in Oakland, Pitt police issued a crime alert Thursday afternoon notifying students they were searching for him.
Officers...
Michael Arenth reached for his goggles, strapped them to his head with a rubber band and embarked on a trip 6,000 miles away.
He sat in the back of a bumpy brown canoe and watched the bony arms of a 9-year-old...
With a new petition, Pitt professors are asking the administration to proactively protect undocumented students.
Assistant English professor Peter Campbell and English professor Sarah Leavens spearheaded...