In 1920, Pitt held its first Lantern Night in an Oakland home hoping to instill pride in female students and offset the savagery of college men. Now, 95 years later, walls can’t contain number of Pitt...
Unlike other Pitt students, sophomore Isaac Goss loves getting emails from student groups and can’t wait for them to drown his Pitt inbox.
Goss and hoards of other freshman students attended the Pitt...
Pitt’s Program Council scouted its Fall Fest performer options well this year.
The PPC booked Walk the Moon to headline Pitt’s annual Fall Fest a little more than a month before the indie pop band’s...
For students who bought a new phone, tablet or laptop since last spring, Pitt’s Wi-Fi just got a lot faster.
Pitt’s Computing Services and Systems Development created a supplemental wireless network...
When Malek Ameli-Grillon found out that Antoon’s raised the price of a large cheese pizza to $6, plus tax, he was devastated. College life, as he knew it, was ruined.
“Who carries $6.42 on them? $5...
At the close of July, 22 presidential hopefuls — 17 Republicans and five Democrats — had entered the 2016 race. The Pitt News spoke with Jonathan Woon, a political science professor at Pitt, and Bert...
It has taken nearly nine years and $850,000, but Pitt is almost ready to unveil its latest Nationality Room.
The Korean Heritage Room is the newest addition to the Cathedral of Learning Nationality Rooms,...
Editor’s Note: This is the first in a new series called Around the World, in which The Pitt News breaks down world news with the help of local experts to give you the low down on what’s going on...
Pitt faculty and campus organizations are calling on its students to go green this year — right down to their tools.
Coming off its first-ever Year of Sustainability, a year-long initiative meant to...
You may want to rethink asking your healthcare provider for an antibiotic at the first sniffle.
Launched in June, UPMC, the University of Wisconsin and the Society for Post-Acute and Long-Term Care Medicine...