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The University of Pittsburgh's Daily Student Newspaper

The Pitt News

The University of Pittsburgh's Daily Student Newspaper

The Pitt News

Opinion | Yes, I still face gender bias, even in the political science field

Opinion | Yes, I still face gender bias, even in the political science field

By Emily O'Neil, Senior Staff Columnist September 28, 2023
As a woman living in the 21st century, I witness and experience gender biases regularly. Gender inequality permeates almost every aspect of life. Having to continuously be aware that my gender will create disadvantages is a harsh reality that all women must come to terms with. 
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Pitt students win Voyager scholarships, commit to public service

By Donata Massimiani, Assistant News Editor September 28, 2023

Anjola Oludayo clocked in for her 8 a.m. shift at PJ’s Coffee in Maryland one July day, unaware that an hour later the course of her college career would change forever.  Oludayo received an email...

Legal gavel and open law book.

Court rules student-led lawsuit against Pitt over remote learning has merit

By Jack Troy, Senior Staff Writer September 28, 2023

A class action lawsuit on behalf of students alleging that Pitt unjustly profited from the pandemic-induced switch to remote learning has partially survived attempts at dismissal by the University.  In...

Sophomore tight end Gavin Bartholomew (86) hurdles over a Virginia Tech player at Acrisure Stadium on Oct. 8, 2022.

Preview | Pitt football looks to rebound against Virginia Tech

By Ari Meyer, Staff Writer September 28, 2023

Following Pitt’s third straight loss and a rough opening to the ACC schedule, the Panthers will try to right the ship against another 1-3 team — Virginia Tech. Here’s what to look out for in the...

Ariana Starkman as River and Christopher Staley as Franz in a production of Appropriate by Pitt Stages in 2020.

Pitt Stages plans four productions for the 2023-24 season

By Patrick Swain, Culture Editor September 28, 2023

Student actors from Pitt’s department of theatre arts will take to the stage for four productions throughout the fall and spring semesters at the Charity Randall Theater and the Henry Heymann Theater....

Notes From an Average Girl | Summer isn’t the same anymore

Notes From an Average Girl | Summer isn’t the same anymore

By Madeline Milchman, Staff Writer September 28, 2023
In this edition of Notes From an Average Girl, staff writer Madeline Milchman writes about her recent struggle with growing up, but finding her place at school.
User asks “What is ChatGPT?” to Open AI’s online chatbot.

Working students and experts agree: AI is here to stay

By Bella Markovitz, Staff Writer September 28, 2023
John Radzilowicz, co-chair of Pitt’s new ad hoc committee on Generative AI in Research and Teaching, said Pitt’s broader perspective is that although there is trepidation from some, AI is “here to stay.”
Culture Editor Patrick Swain expresses his love for the Oxford Comma by doodling in The Pitt News office.

Editorial | It’s time to embrace the Oxford comma 

By The Pitt News Editorial Staff September 28, 2023
There are no Oxford commas in this article. It’s no mistake — AP Style generally discourages them. It’s time to give writers the right to employ the Oxford comma whenever they see fit.
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Pitt ranks No. 16 in Innovation and Patents in the U.S

By Punya Bhasin, Assistant News Editor September 27, 2023
Pitt ranked No. 16 for U.S. universities granted utility patents in 2022.
Junior tight end Gavin Bartholomew (86) celebrates with teammates following a successful play during a game against the Cincinnati Bearcats at Acrisure Stadium on Sept 9, 2023.

Column | Pitt football players that could have a job in the pros next year

By Brian Sherry, Sports Editor September 27, 2023

Every young football player dreams of playing in the NFL. From playing in front of thousands of fans to getting paid millions of dollars, the allure of the pros inspires young players from across the country...

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