Middle ground necessary for housing options
By Mackenzie Oster, For The Pitt News
1:26 am
House and apartment hunting in Oakland leaves many students on the fence about where they’re going to reside the following school year — especially since the neighborhood has come to offer a narrow selection of decent student housing opportunities at this time of the year.
House Hunters: Oakland Edition
By Allison Dantinne, Staff Columnist
1:12 am
There comes a time in every Pitt student’s life when even grilled-cheese day at Market doesn’t make your on-campus living experience any less dismal. You’re ready to move on to bigger and better things. You’re an adult. You want to make grilled cheese yourself, whenever you want it.
Pitt alums aim to simplify subletting
By Remy Samuels | Staff Writer
May 30, 2018
For students searching for the perfect summer or fall apartment to sublet, scrolling through pages and pages of listings on Facebook or Craigslist can be an exhausting and difficult process. And for those looking for someone to sublet their place while they are away, their posts are often pushed to the b...
To succeed, sophomores should stay on campus
By Brian Gentry | For The Pitt News
November 16, 2017
Sophomore Dolan Edinboro knew he wanted to move off campus for his sophomore year. But when he started looking for apartments in the November of his first semester at Pitt, he and one of his roommates, sophomore John Kelly, were shocked to sometimes spend five or six hours a week looking for one. “I...
Men move in: Holland Hall goes co-ed
By Janine Faust | Assistant News Editor
August 29, 2017
Filed under 2. Featured, Campus, News
Rosina Roccamo has only lived in Holland Hall for about a week and has yet to exchange words with a guy on her floor. “I know it’s gone co-ed, but it’s not, like, super co-ed,” Roccamo said, looking around at her fellow Holland Hall residents scurrying past her curbside perch in the quad. ...
Making the most out of living alone
By Thomas Wick | Columnist
May 30, 2017
Filed under Columns, Opinions, Uncategorized
I could keep the lights on whenever I wanted. I could listen to music and not have to bother with pesky headphones. I could toss my clothes in the corner and worry about them in a few weeks. I could nap at all times of the day, have people over whenever I wanted and be in a quiet environment at a mom...
Editorial: City makes landlords accountable, renters more powerful
By The Pitt News Editorial Board
November 18, 2015
Filed under Editorials, Opinions
In the housing market of South Oakland, basic supply and demand theory is somewhat in flux. Landlords are supplying a limited product, rentable houses and apartments, to a consistent and high demand, Pitt students. Of Pitt’s 19,000 undergraduate students, 57 percent live off campus, according to U....
TPN Online Housing Guide
By Find a place to live with the help of The Pitt News
August 16, 2013
Filed under Archives
http://www.universitystudenthousing.com/pitt