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WEBSep 29, 2024 · The University of Pittsburgh's Daily Student Newspaper. October 4 University Art Gallery exhibitions depict the legacies of land and labor; October 4 Jewish students celebrate Rosh Hashanah amidst feelings of cautious optimism; October 4 ‘Improving our society’: Pitt researchers receive $5 million grant for research on systemic racism; October 4 Students, community members march for ...
Parsing Pitt’s student workout facilities - The Pitt News
WEBJul 25, 2020 · Parsing Pitt’s student workout facilities. Kaycee Orwig | Visual Editor. The Pitt swimming and diving team has paused all team-related activities “due to COVID-related protocols,” the team announced Wednesday. By Camryn Simons, Staff Writer July 25, 2020. Heading into college, odds are that you’re not a five-star athlete pursued by ...
The Tree of Life massacre: What happened - The Pitt News
WEBSep 27, 2024 · The Oct. 27, 2018, massacre of 11 Jewish congregants at the Tree of Life building — in the heart of Pittsburgh’s Squirrel Hill neighborhood and just under two miles from the Pitt campus — not only had an enormous impact on the City of Pittsburgh and its Jewish community, but reignited a debate on the silent rise of …
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WEB4 days ago · Pitt’s free speech ranking declines in new report. By Kyra McCague, Senior Staff Writer September 23, 2024. The Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression ranked Pitt 208th out of 251 schools for free speech in their 2025 report on speech climates. Pitt’s ranking dropped compared to last year’s report, where Pitt ranked 130th out of ...
‘It comes down to the individual’: Students share experiences with …
WEBSep 18, 2023 · For sophomore Gabrielle Colasinski, using Rate My Professors before scheduling classes is necessary to her academic success. “I use Rate My Professor any time I am looking for a class,” Colasinski, a statistics major, said. “It doesn’t decide whether or not I’ll actually take the class, [but] I just want to be prepared.”
New restaurants to replace The O - The Pitt News
WEBNov 16, 2020 · The former home of The O at the corner of Forbes Avenue and South Bouquet Street will soon be filled. Essie’s Original Hot Dog Shop, affectionately known as The O by Pittsburgh residents, closed in April after about 60 years of operation. Mero Restaurant Group, a locally owned and operated restaurant company, will soon put two new restaurants in its place in spring 2021.
New season of Pitt football brings new looks, opponents and ...
WEB4 days ago · The 2023 Panthers averaged 317.9 offensive yards per game—the lowest in the ACC last season.. To help bolster production on the attacking side of the ball, two of Bell’s top receivers, Raphael Williams Jr. and Censere Lee, transferred from WCU, which will ease the integration of Bell’s spread/no-huddle system. The Panthers’ first game of the 2024 season should allow the young offense ...
Pitt’s budget and endowment, explained - The Pitt News
WEBMay 22, 2020 · The chief investment officer is responsible for investing the CEF and generating returns to grow it over time. As of June 30, 2019, the endowment’s net assets total $4.31 billion, of which $1.66 billion has donor restrictions on spending and $2.65 billion, known as the quasi-endowment, has no donor restrictions.
Pittsburgh Pipers: The forgotten champions - The Pitt News
WEBNov 8, 2017 · The Pittsburgh Pipers were the inaugural champions of the American Basketball Association in 1967 — 50 years ago this year. They won the league’s first title in a seven-game series against the New Orleans Buccaneers. For Steve Vacendak, one of the guards on the team, the seventh and final game against New …
Community condemns antisemitism, expresses support for Jewish …
WEB4 days ago · Following the incident on Friday evening where a group of Jewish students at Pitt were attacked on their way to a Chabad dinner, community organizations, local politicians and the University administration issued statements expressing their support for the Jewish community at Pitt. “ Neither acts of violence nor antisemitism will be tolerated. Local and federal partners are supporting Pitt ...