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The Pitt News

The University of Pittsburgh's Daily Student Newspaper

The Pitt News

The University of Pittsburgh's Daily Student Newspaper

The Pitt News

Pitt women’s lacrosse sticks lie on the ground during a game against Notre Dame in 2023.

‘We want the work and we like the work’: Pitt lacrosse takes down Liberty and anticipates the season ahead

By Camille de Jesus, Staff Writer March 14, 2025

Pitt women’s lacrosse took on Liberty at home at Highmark Stadium on Wednesday. Their 15-6 victory successfully snapped the Flames’ six-game winning streak.  Coming into this game, head coach Emily...

A member of the Pitt Rowing Club team works out during the team’s practice.

Pitt Rowing Club: A tight-knit community of hard workers on and off the water

By Sara Meyer, Senior Staff Writer February 28, 2025

Pitt’s student-athletes are pushed in every aspect of their collegiate lives, whether that be in the classroom or on the field. As a result, much of their college career is centered around their commitment...

Pittsburgh’s college athletes score for their community at the Beth Shalom Men's Club Annual Sports Luncheon

Pittsburgh’s college athletes score for their community at the Beth Shalom Men’s Club Annual Sports Luncheon

By Aidan Kasner and Matthew Scabilloni February 21, 2025

The Hebrew word “mitzvah” translates to “good deed.” On Sunday, Feb. 16, over 200 professional and student athletes from around Pittsburgh performed a mitzvah at the Beth Shalom Men's Club Annual...

Daniel “Danny” Chew with Robert “Rob” Zelmore at the 2024 Dirty Dozen.

Pittsburgh’s Dirty Dozen connects and challenges cyclists from all over the country

By Grace McNally, Staff Writer January 28, 2025

Pittsburgh residents love to poke fun at the city's infamous hilly terrain, but this is precisely what inspired the Dirty Dozen, an annual bike race featuring the 13 worst hills around the city.  Daniel...

Record-breaking Pitt Johnstown ultramarathon runner gears up for 2025

Record-breaking Pitt Johnstown ultramarathon runner gears up for 2025

By Camille de Jesus, Staff Writer January 14, 2025

Most days, Pitt Johnstown sophomore Kaylee Frederick’s routine looks like any other college student’s, managing school, a job, homework, health and a social life.  But Frederick has one more thing...

Pitt team manager KJ Marshall attempts a layup during the Pitt manager’s game against the West Virginia managers on Thursday, Nov. 14, 2024, on the  Pitt basketball practice court.

‘It means a lot’: Pitt men’s basketball managers face off against West Virginia counterparts

By Ari Meyer, Staff Writer November 18, 2024

Everyone knows about the Backyard Brawl. Whether on the football field or the basketball court, the rivalry between Pitt and West Virginia runs deep. The close proximity of just 67 miles makes for split...

Senior midfielder Guilherme Feitosa (10) celebrates after scoring the first goal during a match at the Petersen Sports Complex.

‘Leaving the badge in a better place’: Senior leaders of No. 3 Pitt men’s soccer

By Alex Porter, Senior Staff Writer November 1, 2024

The seniors of No. 3 Pitt men’s soccer know from experience that the job is far from finished. Three of the players, midfielder Guilherme Feitosa, forward Luis Sahmkow and midfielder Michael Sullivan,...

More than an SID: Joe Lassi's role in shaping Pitt lacrosse

More than an SID: Joe Lassi’s role in shaping Pitt lacrosse

By Lily Peters, Staff Writer September 29, 2024

As the sports information director for the women’s lacrosse team, Joe Lassi plays a strong role in shaping the program's identity. Primarily, he makes sure that the athletes feel seen, heard and supported.  Lassi...

Junior Emmy Klika (12) screams in celebration after winning a point during a match against Georgia Tech at the Fitzgerald Field House on Oct. 7, 2023.

Emmy Klika: ‘You have to embrace the pressure’

By Matthew Scabilloni, Senior Staff Writer April 12, 2024
The libero position is challenging. It's a position full of pressure. Pitt volleyball's libero Emmy Klika has embraced the pressure that comes with the role of libero through her work ethic and confidence in herself.
Jeremy Kohn looks to steal the Quadball during a match against Pitt on Saturday morning outside the Pitt Sports Dome.

Pitt Quadball Club brings inclusivity, wizardry to Oakland

By Grace McNally, Staff Writer February 7, 2024

Whether a devoted “Potterhead,” or only vaguely familiar with the franchise, many are aware of the fictional sport Quidditch. Originating from the “Harry Potter” series by J.K. Rowling, Quidditch...

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