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Panthers on Politics // Student Activism

1 month ago | pittnews.com | James Carter |Emma Hannan

In this episode of Panthers on Politics, Ruby, Piper and Josie interview Tamanna Khan and Katie Emmert, student activists at Pitt. They talked about what inspired them to get involved and how other students can do the same. This podcast is available on Spotify and Apple Podcasts. Audio edited by Emma Hannan.
Long Story Short // The struggle of burnout

1 month ago | pittnews.com | James Carter |Emma Hannan

It’s been almost three months since I’ve written a blog. Not because I didn’t want to — I’ve consistently signed myself up to write one, then deleted it right after, staring at a blank Google doc with no clue what to write and no motivation to do so. Over winter break, it hit me how many responsibilities I took on for this semester, including editing, assistant directing a play, an internship and working.
Point-Counterpoint | Should the Steelers move on from Mike Tomlin?

2 months ago | pittnews.com | Marissa Kelley |Alex Porter |James Carter

For the last 18 seasons, Mike Tomlin has led the Pittsburgh Steelers as their head coach. He’s had undisputable regular-season success, never finishing below .500, and has nabbed 11 playoff appearances. He’s led Pittsburgh to two Super Bowls, winning one. But Steeler Nation grows increasingly impatient, because in the world of sports, these playoff successes are ancient history. Since 2016, Tomlin has lost all five playoff games and missed the postseason in three seasons.
Everything to know about Seasonal Affective Disorder for winter in Pittsburgh

Jan 8, 2025 | pittnews.com | James Carter |Naomi Weiss

Winter has officially arrived in Pittsburgh. With snow blanketing campus and , health experts are considering the causes, effectsand treatments of Seasonal Affective Disorder, especially among college students in Pittsburgh. The National Institute of Mental Health includes in its definition of SAD “significant changes in mood and behavior when the seasons change,” with most symptoms beginning in late fall and early winter and ceasing in the spring and summer.
Struggling Steelers take on division rival Ravens in wild-card round

Jan 8, 2025 | pittnews.com | James Carter

After squandering a division lead and a 10-3 start, the now 10-7 Pittsburgh Steelers travel to Baltimore to face their red-hot archrival the Baltimore Ravens. This is the first time that the Steelers and Ravens have met in the playoffs in Baltimore, with the Steelers leading the Ravens in the playoffs 3-1 all-time. The rivals split their regular season matchups, with the Steelers winning 18-16 in Pittsburgh and the Ravens taking the game in Baltimore 34-17.
Pitt men's basketball preview for its battle against Duke

Jan 7, 2025 | pittnews.com | Livia LaMarca |James Carter

In a potential preview of the ACC Championship, Pitt men’s basketball will travel to Durham, North Carolina, on Tuesday night to take on No. 4 Duke. Both teams started the season strong and are highly favored to make it to the NCAA tournament by most pollsters and metrics. Pitt comes into the game having won its first three ACC matchups by an average of 10 points. Meanwhile, Duke comes in on an eight-game win streak, which included a win over No. 2 Auburn.
Final grades for fall sports teams

Dec 2, 2024 | pittnews.com | Alex Kiger |James Carter

For some, the start of finals week means spending hours upon hours studying for exams and working on projects, pulling all-night cram sessions and drinking enough caffeine to drown an elephant. For Pitt’s student-athletes, this period marks the end of their regular seasons of play — when they examine the fruits of their labors of the last few months.
Pitt football season ends on a sour note with two losses

Dec 1, 2024 | pittnews.com | Aidan Kasner |James Carter

If you missed Pitt football over Thanksgiving break, it was a good time to do so. What was once a record-setting season ended on a whimper as the Panthers dropped both contests over the break. With the losses, the Panthers extended their losing streak to five to finish the season 7-5. LouisvilleThe Panthers were demolished by the Cardinals 37-9. In this one, the Panthers only experienced bad outcomes.
Pitt races to the Derby City for second-to-last match against Louisville

Nov 21, 2024 | pittnews.com | James Carter

After their third consecutive loss, Pitt football is set for a showdown with Louisville this Saturday at 4 p.m. The Panthers suffered a heartbreaker this past Saturday against Clemson on senior day and are looking to end a record-setting season on a positive note. Likewise, Louisville comes into this game off of an ugly loss against Stanford, one of the worst teams in the ACC.
Takeaways: Pitt Fails at Wrong Moments vs. Clemson

Nov 17, 2024 | si.com | James Carter

PITTSBURGH-- The Pitt Panthers suffered their third straight loss after their comeback attempt fell short against No. 20 Clemson on Senior Day at Acrisure Stadium. After playing from behind for most of the game, the Panthers took a 20-17 lead over the Clemson Tigers after a 47-yard field goal from redshirt senior placekicker Ben Sauls with 1:36 seconds left in the game, but the defense would allow a late touchdown quickly after.