The Irish Design Center, located at 303 South Craig St., plays a significant role in helping people celebrate familial history even though they do not live in Ireland.

Pitt police reported bicycle thefts, vaping pens and more in this week’s crime log.

The Department of Africana Studies is accepting its first cohort of applicants for its new Ph.D. program, which is set to start this fall. The program allows its candidates to follow three concentrations — Race and Equity, Migration and Community Transformation, and Culture and Creative Production.

After six months, the search committee for Pitt’s next chancellor has not provided any updates on the selection process to the Pitt community.

Food Recovery Heroes is a student-run organization that recovers food from Pitt dining locations weekly and donates meals to groups such as Pitt Pantry and Family House.

A wave of backlash against two upcoming “anti-trans” events at Pitt has reached Harrisburg. The Pennsylvania House LGBTQ+ Equality Caucus condemned Pitt and called for the events to be canceled.

The group “Students for Sara” is campaigning for Sara Innamorato, a progressive Democrat running for Allegheny County executive.

Adam Leibovich gave his “vision talk” on Wednesday morning as a candidate to become the new dean of the Dietrich School of Arts and Sciences and College of General Studies.

SGB discussed the repercussions of the three upcoming events from conservative organizations and hosted public interviews for a vacant board position. They also addressed Rainbow Alliance’s event featuring trans actress and activist Dylan Mulvaney.

In the wake of the upcoming “anti-trans” events scheduled to take place on Pitt’s campus, some transgender students are raising concerns over safety and say they are disappointed by a lack of support from the University.