The Pitt News Editorial Board argues that, in the wake of the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette’s closing, we must recognize the power ...

Senior staff columnist Danae Poteat delves into why she believes the popularity of hockey will not grow even after the ...

Whether it’s a new workout routine, a commitment to spending more time on hobbies or a vow against procrastination, the ...

When I stopped trying to be my own doctor, I didn’t only stop worrying about my health. I embraced the fact that medicine is ...

On Jan. 4, 2026, the counterflow bus-only lane on Fifth Avenue was permanently retired after 45 years of service. Riders can ...

Additionally, not only were the higher stakes and intensity absent, but there were multiple plot points that were teased ...

Sports editor Matthew Scabilloni says his goodbye to The Pitt News and the University of Pittsburgh after his three years.

When it comes to the origin of the television, there are two competing storylines. One story begins with Russian-born Vladimir Zworykin, lying sick in bed in his family’s mansion, staring out the ...

EDITOR’S NOTE: With campuses emptied and University life brought to a halt, student journalism is in a tough spot right now. We’re asking our readers to please support the work of our current staff, ...

Some people look forward to a life of relaxation after retirement without considering the extent of free time that comes with it. One way to spend that newfound free time is through taking courses ...

Professors and student organization leaders have raised concerns about the University’s Student Code of Conduct, saying it gives the University outsized power to silence political speech and punish ...

The name Boris Yeltsin should ring a bell, whether it brings to mind images of him leaping upon a tank during a coup in 1991 Moscow or standing drunk in his underpants in Washington, D.C. in 1995.