Here is the Pitt police activity for March 10 to March 16.
Thursday, March 10, 2016
1:14 p.m. 7-Eleven. Police arrested one Pittsburgh man for retail theft.
3:51 p.m. 4000 Forbes Avenue. Pitt police...
If Joyce Raught got to keep all of the money she earned, she would be a multimillionaire.
But since Raught is one of Pitt’s grant writers, the more than $100 million she helps wrangle for Pitt every...
Pitt has gone eight months without state funding. Now state lawmaker's latest proposal, and a bill that would fund Pitt, are in jeopardy.
Pennsylvania legislators have passed a budget and four bills...
Seeking earlier recognition and treatment of hospital patients, Pitt researchers joined an international task force in January 2014 to redefine sepsis, a disease where the immune system damages its own...
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,...