By Colm Slevin, Assistant News Editor
• September 30, 2022
Emma Cada first sang “Morning Crawls Towards You, and I” by Good Luck Finding Iris during auditions in her first year, and joined Tonal Disruption during its founding year, one of the eight a cappella clubs on campus.
By Shreya Singh, Staff Writer
• September 30, 2022
Will Hermes, an acclaimed music journalist for “The Rolling Stone,” participated in a music journalism Q&A on Zoom Thursday night as a part of the Pittsburgh Contemporary Writers Series, a program dedicated to bringing notable writers to Pitt’s campus.
By Ryleigh Lord, Staff Writer
• September 30, 2022
A “less commonly taught” language doesn’t translate into an unimportant language, and Pitt’s Less-Commonly-Taught Languages Center is working daily to spread that message to students on campus.
By Brian Sherry, Staff Writer
• September 29, 2022
The Panthers men’s soccer team will take on a very dynamic Virginia Cavalier team this Friday at Ambrose Urbanic Field. Staff Writer Brian Sherry breaks down players to watch and what Pitt needs to do to pull out a win.
Halloween is coming up, the only holiday outside of Christmas that really lasts the whole month. Since zombies play such an important role in Pittsburgh’s history, we’re kicking off Spooky Season with some undead.
For many working students on campus, having to deal with an annoying boss is frustrating. Some students, like Austin Beasly, have avoided that situation entirely by becoming DoorDash gig workers.
Pitt finds itself in an intriguing situation this weekend as Georgia Tech comes to town on the heels of firing its head coach. Sports Editor Dalton Coppola breaks down what the Panthers can do to take down a floundering Georgia Tech team.
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