When student activists gathered in the Cathedral to deliver a message to the Chancellor Thursday, they left their protest signs and megaphones at home.
Instead, about 20 student members of Americans for...
Pitt’s Inaugural National Security Symposium went smoothly yesterday despite controversy over the withdrawal of ex-panelist Norman Finkelstein’s invitation, according to organizer Brian Sisco.
“We’re...
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What Pitt says was a miscommunication with a middleman has shrouded the University’s first-ever National Security Symposium in controversy.
Norman Finkelstein, a popular but contentious expert on...
An unidentified person has graffitied Dave and Andy’s iconic ice cream cone sign.
Employees first noticed a purple peace sign, a smiley face and a heart on the white space underneath the words “Dave...
Pittsburgh police have said shots were fired in North Oakland late on Tuesday.
At approximately 11:51 p.m. Tuesday, Sept. 22, officers responded to a call after shots were fired at the 300 block of...
An unidentified man held a student at gunpoint late Tuesday night in his home on McKee Place, stealing televisions and other electronics before fleeing the scene.
According to a 911 dispatcher, police...
As the 2016 presidential primaries loom closer, an on-campus political event looked beyond party affiliations to ensure students will get out and vote.
Tuesday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., roughly 150 students...
A ride on the bus, a night out to dinner, a sexual encounter — while these things might seem mundane, Pitt students learned how difficult they can be for people with disabilities on Tuesday night.
Pitt’s...
Three weeks into the fall semester, Pitt’s Student Government Board is in the business of filling seats — including a few spots for interns.
At its weekly public meeting Tuesday, Sept. 22, SGB announced...