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TPN sends off graduating senior opinions columnists

By Rachel Soloff and Grace DeLallo • April 19, 2023

A farewell to the amazing columnists who are graduating.

Opinion | The importance of being funny

By Paige Wasserman, Senior Staff Columnist • April 18, 2023

Humor has laid the grounds for success.

Opinion | To my fellow loud girls — don’t be afraid to share your opinion

By Talia Spillerman, Senior Staff Columnist • April 18, 2023

Encouraging women to continue sharing their opinions despite the societal pressures that discourage women from speaking up.

Column | Drawing the curtains as culture editor

By Jessica McKenzie, Culture Editor • April 17, 2023

Graduating culture editor Jessica McKenzie says thank you and farewell to The Pitt News.

Opinion | The party’s over

By Grace DeLallo, Assistant Opinions Editor • April 16, 2023

This party may be over, but there is so much reason to celebrate. Goodbye, TPN.

Opinion | I graduate in two weeks — do you wanna be friends?

By Juliana Morello, Staff Columnist • April 16, 2023

So…I graduate in two weeks. Do you want to be friends?

Opinion | It’s all about the management

By Anita Bengert, Staff Columnist • April 16, 2023

“Yes, it is all about management” — managing your emotions, time, priorities, expectations, habits and so forth. A good manager, first and foremost, manages themselves and leads by example.

Opinion | Remember Jackie Robinson for his life outside of baseball

By Grant Van Robays, Senior Staff Columnist • April 13, 2023

The celebration of Jackie Robinson needs to include remembering his life as a civil rights activist and living by his example.

Opinion | Just feel bad for like ten minutes

By Sofia Uriagereka-Herburger, Staff Columnist • April 13, 2023

Wellness culture has merged with neoliberal white feminism to create a celebration of victimization and apathy for others.

Opinion | Urban planning needs to prioritize people, not economics

By Sarah Liez, Senior Staff Columnist • April 13, 2023

Placemaking, walkability, equity and sustainability should be the pillars upon which we expand and structure our cities. By prioritizing these elements of urban planning, we can improve the well-being of city residents across the country.