Scott Stiegemeyer wants churches to welcome and support transgender individuals — but he also thinks gender reassignment surgery is a sin.
Stiegemeyer has written multiple books about theological perspectives...
Here’s the interactive crime map for April 1 to April 8 .
Friday, April 1, 2016
8:11 a.m. Sutherland Hall. Pitt police are investigating a report of criminal mischief.
12:38 p.m. Litchfield Towers...
After seeing countless first-year students waste their dining hall swipes — and others who wished they had some — two former Resident Assistants hit their laptops.
Asim Viqar and Shil Patel designed...
Therapists aren’t the only medical professionals who should know how to talk about feelings.
According to Amy Kennedy, an internal medicine resident in Pittsburgh, compassion is a skill all doctors...
An arsenal of weapons lies across six tables in Curtis Smith’s self-defense class — not that you’d know it if you looked.
At first glance, a cell phone, some pens and other everyday items sit on...
After touring a robotics lab and meeting a grieving family, Hillary Clinton took the stage at Carnegie Mellon University to tell Pittsburgh voters that the future belonged to them.
And as for herself,...
Pitt researchers are developing a drug that may help people with epilepsy see fewer medication side effects, according to a recent report.
Epilepsy researchers have spent the past two-and-a-half years...
The National Science Foundation awarded 10 Pitt students and eight alumni its Graduate Research Fellowship last week.
On March 29, the foundation, which sponsored $22,510 of Pitt’s research and other...
Pitt Student Government Board member Jack Heidecker wants Pitt’s campus to breathe easy.
At SGB’s weekly public meeting Tuesday, Heidecker introduced a resolution supporting the ban of tobacco use...
Though about 1,000 students cheered for the vice president on Tuesday, hundreds were turned away and others complained about the event's tone.
After waiting in line for more than an hour to hear Vice...