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With millions of federal funding secured, a team of Pitt researchers has set out to do what has never been done — find a cure for HIV.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention first published...
Pennsylvania residents who want to vote in the Nov. 3 municipal election must register by Monday, Oct. 5, according to the Allegheny County Divisions Office.
In the Pittsburgh municipal elections slated...
An unidentified man robbed the Citizens Bank in central Oakland minutes before the close of business Monday afternoon, stealing an undisclosed amount of money before fleeing the scene.
According to...
The world’s first peer-reviewed journal of Bitcoin research will soon call Pitt home.
Christopher Wilmer, assistant professor in the chemical and petroleum engineering department, has co-founded ...
As the Steelers game came to a close Sunday, Pittsburgh’s faithful turned away from their televisions and toward someone more holy than any quarterback — Pope Francis.
About 130 people gathered yesterday...
In preparation for the thousands of runners hitting Oakland’s streets this weekend, Pittsburgh Port Authority will alter more than 30 bus routes.
To accomodate the annual Richard S. Caliguiri Great...
Following an armed robbery of four students’ home earlier this week, Pitt police have issued a crime alert and Pitt’s dean of students has issued a statement.
According to interim Vice Provost and...
Imagine if, on the first day of classes, every student walked out to protest the increasing cost of higher education. According to Tracy M. Soska, they should.
Soska is the chair of the masters of social...
Gluten-free foodies rejoiced over plates of celiac-friendly pizza Wednesday on the Union lawn.
The sun shone Wednesday afternoon as the fourth annual Gluten-Free Awareness Carnival united Pitt’s gluten-free...