Amidst the public’s rising fear of the Zika virus, Pitt researchers are on the forefront of those digging for explanations and cures.
On Thursday afternoon, researchers from Pitt and from the Fundação...
In North Oakland, new Pittsburgh, that of students, young professionals and blooming industry, is colliding with the old as a 17-story luxury apartment complex goes up next to a cozy dive bar filled with...
Less than forty hours before the first football game of the season, head football coach Pat Narduzzi rallied Pitt students and alumni into a school spirit frenzy.
In front of a blazing bonfire, a crowd...
Sen. Tim Kaine, D-Va., democratic nominee Hillary Clinton’s running mate, will make a brief stop at Pittsburgh’s Labor Day parade on Monday.
Kaine will jet off to join Clinton in Cleveland later...
When Pitt adviser Susan Hicks was killed after a car struck her bicycle while she was riding home from work on Forbes Avenue nearly 10 months ago, the Pittsburgh biking community gathered in her memory.
Almost...
In its first meeting of the new school year, Pitt’s Student Government Board picked up where it left off on the most pressing projects from the spring.
Chief among those were its efforts to improve...
An internet outage Tuesday afternoon lasted less than an hour but managed to throw Pitt’s bookstore into momentary disarray.
Around 1 p.m. on Tuesday, Pitt's Computing Services and Systems Development...
Pitt Program Council is hopping in a hip direction for this year’s Fall Fest.
The Council announced this week that Rae Sremmurd, a chart-topping hip-hop duo, will headline this semester’s Fall Fest,...
An unknown man wielding a butcher knife robbed a Subway restaurant in North Oakland on Tuesday morning, leaving with cash from the store’s register.
According to a release from the Pittsburgh Police,...
President Barack Obama is coming to Pittsburgh this fall to talk about technology and innovation.
The Oct. 13 White House Frontiers Conference, jointly hosted by Pitt, Carnegie Mellon and...