During the COVID-19 pandemic, Pitt students and professionals attended classes and meetings virtually. After four years, $7.85 million of settlement money will soon be dispersed to Pitt students who ...

Pitt’s life sciences are turning towards technological innovation through AI, data science and space research following national and statewide recognition in the spring as a leader in innovation and ...

Although football games can be overwhelming as a first-year, this guide will prepare new students to cheer on Pitt football ...

Putin isn't driven by political logic — he acts on a grudge. And understanding the cause of the grudge could prove vital in ending it.

Mihrigul Tursun tearfully recalled on Tuesday the torture she suffered in the Uyghur Muslim concentration camps in Xinjiang, China. “I asked why I was in prison. I asked why I was tortured,” Tursun ...

Due to immoral financial practices and the monstrous amount of money held by billionaires, no person with a billion dollars can be ethical.

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 ...

Trevor Cone is in a world of his own at Oakmont. While some tournaments rely on regular score updates for the players’ sake and aggressive outwitting of opposing golfers, Oakmont brings a different ...

In the first installment of her new blog Kickin’ The Bucket, contributing editor Millicent Watt talks to Jim Maksin, director of anatomical programs at Pitt’s Office of Oversight for Anatomical ...

Pittsburgh is often considered one of the premier sports cities in America — laden with a prosperous history of baseball, football and hockey championships. But the city was once home to a ...

Climate change is at the center of everyone’s attention nowadays, with California’s sky burning orange. One solution is dominating the conversation of fixing our planet’s climate — green energy. Green ...

While Oakland featured other music venues — including the Syria Mosque, which housed mostly larger acts — the three clubs in the Triangle spanned a similar era and contained much smaller capacity ...