Religious college organizers explain recent Gen Z religion trends

By Luke Clister, Staff Writer  • April 10, 2026

Across the U.S., college students are showing an increased interest and broadcasting for religious practices and events on campuses.

Faith and religion increase as part of campus culture

By Taylor Skibitsky, Staff Writer • October 31, 2025

Faith-based activity and religious involvement is rising among students, reflecting a wider national trend. Religious campus student groups have seen increasing interest in faith across Christian denominations, from recent worship events to growing club attendance.

Review | ‘The Book of Mormon’ brings side-splitting sacrilege to the Benedum Center

By Patrick Swain, Culture Editor • March 1, 2024

As the lights went down on the opening night of “The Book of Mormon,” I thought back to New York City in 2011. I was eight years old, and a billboard bearing an image of a well-dressed, clean-cut young...

Meaning at the Movies | ‘Are You There God?’ It’s Me, Lauren.

By Lauren Deaton, Staff Writer • January 19, 2024

Meaning at the Movies is a biweekly blog that analyzes the depth and beauty behind different films.

Pitt students celebrate Passover, Ramadan and Easter with their religious communities on campus

By Elizabeth Primrose, Senior Staff Writer • April 13, 2023

In part due to the lack of official days off, students observe Passover, Ramadan and Easter within their religious communities at Pitt.

Editorial | All religious holidays deserve equal recognition

By The Pitt News Editorial Board • April 17, 2022

Although the United States was founded in part on the basis of religious freedom, all religions — and therefore their holidays — are often not treated equally.

Opinion | Maintaining religious obligations in college is extremely difficult

By Remy Samuels, Senior Staff Columnist • April 12, 2021

Students in religious minorities face a lot of challenges when it comes to observing holidays during the school year.

Staying spiritual, safe: Campus religious groups adapt to social distancing

By Charlie Taylor, Culture Editor • September 8, 2020

From socially distant Shabbat to virtual Bible studies to international pen pal programs, students of various religions are solidifying their faith and their communities while following public health guidelines.

The Outbreak | My Christianity squares off against my family’s

By Carolyn Pallof, Contributing Staff Member • March 31, 2020

With the coronavirus outbreak, the upcoming presidential election and economic collapse flooding the news, political tension has reached an all time high in Carolyn Pallof's household.

Pittchcraft: Self-discovery and self-care

By Emily Pinigis, Staff Writer • October 3, 2019

In this week’s edition of Pittchcraft, staff writer Emily Pinigis talks about how she became a Witch and offers some tips on self care, including a face mask recipe.