Few Pitt students attended the open forum for the Dietrich School of Arts and Sciences’ new dean, but those who did said they wanted someone with a focus on inclusion, communication and collaboration.
On...
Friday, Oct. 7, 2016
10:21 p.m. Forbes Hall Pavilion. Police responded to a report of the smell of marijuana and referred one student for judicial action.
11:42 p.m. Pier Street, Pittsburgh,...
After she walked into the O’Hara ballroom, backdropped by her mother’s campaign theme, “Fight Song,” Chelsea Clinton spoke about Donald Trump’s campaign, Hillary Clinton’s vision for the country...
For just a few hours on Thursday, you could walk on Mars without ever leaving Alumni Hall.
In a partnership with Microsoft, NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory developed OnSight, virtual 3-D technology...
A report released Thursday evening by the Pittsburgh police found that, from 2010 to 2015, one in 10 arrests in the city have involved the use of force.
Additionally, there was a “higher-than-expected”...
After battling depression in high school, sophomore Rachel Stolzer said her mental health had been improving until a week ago.
While sitting in class this past Tuesday, Stolzer received a text from...
Pitt Police arrested a previously convicted sex offender in a University-owned apartment building on Tuesday.
According to a criminal complaint, Pitt police officers were dispatched to Forbes Hall...
President Barack Obama thinks right now is the greatest time to be alive.
At least that’s what he wrote in his guest editorial for this month’s edition of WIRED — a science and technology magazine...
Jordan Burnham’s struggle with depression began when he was just a seventh grader.
At first, Burnham was able to suppress his feelings, and shadowed them with what he called “healthy coping mechanisms”...
How much do you really know about Islam?
That’s what Kelcey Sharkas, from the Islamic Center of Pittsburgh, tested a crowd of more than 50 people on when they gathered in a University Club ballroom...