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3 days ago · The Pitt VolleyBand: The seventh player. By Matthew Scabilloni, Assistant Sports Editor • 12:31 am. Wisconsin volleyball fans walked into their “armory bunker,” also known as UW Field House to unusual music before the team’s 2022 Elite Eight match against Pitt. “Hail to Pitt, Hail to Pitt, til the victory’s won …”.
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4 days ago · The Pitt News has been the University of Pittsburgh’s award-winning daily student newspaper since 1910. The newspaper publishes daily during the fall and spring semesters, and weekly during the summer, with 10,000 copies distributed to campus newsstands. The paper has won prestigious awards from the Associated College Press …
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3 days ago · By Kyra McCague, Senior Staff Writer November 6, 2024. As the results trickle in from the 2024 presidential election, College Democrats at Pitt and College Republicans at Pitt reflect on their efforts throughout the election season. Both political organizations went into election night hoping for their preferred candidate to win.
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5 days ago · Costly mistakes cap Pitt football’s season-altering loss to Virginia. By Conor Hutchison, Senior Staff Writer • November 10, 2024. After starting 7-0, No. 18 Pitt suffered its second straight loss on Saturday night, falling 24-19 to Virginia at home. The Panthers had expectations as high as the College Football Playoff and a possible...
The Tree of Life massacre: What happened - The Pitt News
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 anti-Semitism in the United States.
Pittsburgh Tribune-Review will go exclusively online in November
Sep 29, 2016 · Trib Total Media announced Wednesday that its flagship publication, the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review, will cease printing a physical, daily newspaper and will only publish online beginning in November. The change will require laying off about 106 full- and part-time employees, in addition to 95 employees who took voluntary buyouts earlier this ...
Recapping Pitt football’s transfer portal acquisitions during the ...
5 days ago · Pitt footballs. Just a few days after the NCAA’s first transfer portal window closed on Jan. 18, Pitt fans can already see glimpses of the potential roster for next season. The Panthers had a total of 14 transfers in the window — 10 were outgoing transfers, while four were incoming. Here’s a first look at the four newest Panthers.
Ed Gainey elected Pittsburgh’s first Black mayor in landslide election
Nov 3, 2021 · Ed Gainey, a progressive Democrat, will become the first Black mayor in Pittsburgh’s history after winning the general election in a landslide on Tuesday. Gainey — who represents the 24th State House district, which includes parts of the City’s East End neighborhoods — defeated Republican nominee Tony Moreno, a former Pittsburgh police ...
Reloading and rebooting: A look at Pitt basketball’s 2023 recruiting
Nov 4, 2024 · In November, Pitt men’s basketball received letters of intent from three 2023 signees — Jaland Lowe, Carlton Carrington and Marlon Barnes. The Panthers’ 2023 recruiting class currently ranks at No. 25 in the country according to 24/7 Sports. Jaland Lowe, a four-star 6-foot-1 point guard from Fort Bend Marshall High School in Missouri City ...
Panthers ranked No. 23 in AP top-25 poll - The Pitt News
Oct 17, 2021 · This is the first time the voters ranked Pitt since week four in 2020, when they were ranked No. 24. But after losing to NC State that same week, the Panthers spent the rest of that season unranked. The Panthers’ highest ranking in the past 20 years is when they reached No. 8 in 2009. The AP isn’t the only media outlet giving praise to the Panthers.