The one-year anniversary celebration for University of Thriftsburgh, Pitt’s on-campus thrift shop, produced no waste, thanks to the Student Government Board’s environmental committee.
Wednesday, Thriftsburgh...
When students throw loud parties in Oakland, they rob their neighbors of precious sleep, according to North Oakland resident Hanson Kappelman.
“When there’s a disturbance at 1 or 2 a.m., it wakes...
If Gov. Tom Wolf signs a Pennsylvania Senate bill today, Pitt will receive more than $143 million in state funding.
Following the state’s 2015 budget impasse, which has now lasted eight months, the...
A group of this year’s graduating seniors is leaving a gift that will help generations of Pitt students.
The group, called Project Paw Print, aims to help rising sophomores, juniors and seniors cover...
After receiving federal funding in February, a team of Pitt engineers aims to create a model of an all-inclusive electrical grid that incorporates solar power.
Right now, the electricity from solar power...
With a new, multi-million dollar grant awarded Tuesday, a Pitt cancer researcher’s work into the link between viruses and cancer just got a bit easier.
The National Cancer Institute chose Patrick Moore,...
Pittsburgh police officers are seeking a man who robbed the Sunoco gas station in South Oakland early Tuesday morning — the second robbery at the gas station in less than a week.
Officers responded...
Judging by their recruitment advertisements, Marine troops are the epitome of masculinity — musclebound and emotionless.
But the Marines in those commercials do not reflect reality. According to Marine...
Making new metallic alloys for jumbo jet and turbine engines and turning Oakland into a self-sufficient power grid could both become realities within the next five years, according to researchers who will...
Friday, Feb. 26, 2016
10:05 a.m. Fifth Avenue at Bouquet Street. Pitt police responded to a report of an individual exposing himself. Police checked the area and didn’t find anyone exposing...