What started out as a report of a home invasion Wednesday night in South Oakland has turned into a drug investigation involving several Pitt students.
Pittsburgh police responded to a 911 call from the...
The Pittsburgh Department of Public Safety is looking to connect students with public safety officials through a new campus program.
About 15 community members, police officers and members of the Department...
This May, Pitt staff and community members will get a crash course on balancing health and work.
The Staff Association Council, an organization of 75 elected representatives from University staff, has...
Four UPMC hospitals and one hotel are pledging to slim portion sizes and eliminate tobacco from their establishments.
On Thursday morning, Dr. Karen Hacker, the Allegheny County Health Department director,...
First Class Bhangra members took off their shoes and helped tie each other’s colorful costumes firmly in place as they prepared for their critique night in Posvar Hall.
Wednesday, dance team First...
At this month’s Oakwatch meeting, Oakland residents reviewed the neighborhood’s improvements in community policing and frustrations with transparency over the fall semester.
Oakwatch members, who...
While the state scrambles to pass the 2015-2016 budget, Chancellor Patrick Gallagher refuses to let the financial crisis thwart the University’s excellence.
On Wednesday afternoon, Gallagher and the...
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Student Government Board voted Tuesday to revise its travel grant program to allow for undergraduate researchers to receive grants regardless of their conference...
Deep underground, in the basement of the Cathedral of Learning, a Lithuanian string instrument has been silent in storage for more than 80 years.
Larger than a violin but slightly smaller than a guitar,...
Opal Tometi remembers exactly where she was and how she felt the day George Zimmerman’s “not guilty” verdict came in.
“I had just watched [the movie] ‘Fruitvale Station,’ and when I walked...