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Nov 5, 2024 | 
pittnews.com | Conor Hutchison |Lily Goldstein
12:41 am On Monday night, Pitt men’s basketball cruised past Radford in its regular season opener. The Panthers posted a dominant start to the season and defeated Radford 96-56. Senior guard Ishmael Leggett and FSU transfer junior forward Cameron Corhen began the scoring for the Panthers. A pair of layups from Corhen puts the Panthers up early in the first half. Radford also began its game strong. Junior guard Brandon Maclin and redshirt sophomore forward Ibu Yamazaki each knocked down a 3-pointer.
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Oct 12, 2024 | 
pittnews.com | James Carter |Lily Goldstein
Saturday night, No. 22 Pitt (5-0, 1-0 ACC) returned to Acrisure Stadium for its conference home opener against ACC newcomer Cal (3-2, 0-2 ACC), taking down the Golden Bears 17-15 and remaining undefeated. The Panthers and their star quarterback came into this matchup with a top-25 ranking and looked to continue their history-making season — which they successfully did — remaining unbeaten through six games for the first time since 1982.
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Mar 5, 2024 | 
pittnews.com | Jameson Keebler |Ryleigh Lord |Jack Markowski |Lily Goldstein
The Pitt Band performed on Saturday afternoon in Bellefield Hall for their Winter Symphonic Band Concert. The Pitt Band performed on Saturday afternoon in Bellefield Hall for their Winter Symphonic Band Concert.
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Mar 4, 2024 | 
pittnews.com | Jameson Keebler |Ryleigh Lord |Jack Markowski |Lily Goldstein
6:22 pm Pitt women’s basketball loses during senior night and final home game against Boston College 58-85 on Sunday in the Petersen Events Center. About the Contributor Nate Yonamine is a senior majoring in psychology. He has been a photographer for The Pitt News since Spring 2021. His favorite subjects to photograph include performing arts, astrophotography, and sports.
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Mar 4, 2024 | 
pittnews.com | Jameson Keebler |Ryleigh Lord |Jack Markowski |Lily Goldstein
3:41 pm Pitt women’s lacrosse falls to the Louisville Cardinals 11-19 during Saturday afternoon’s game at Highmark Stadium. About the Contributor Nate Yonamine is a senior majoring in psychology. He has been a photographer for The Pitt News since Spring 2021. His favorite subjects to photograph include performing arts, astrophotography, and sports.
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Mar 4, 2024 | 
pittnews.com | Jameson Keebler |Ryleigh Lord |Jack Markowski |Lily Goldstein
12:26 pm Pitt Program Council and Black Action Society hosted Common, also known as Lonnie Lynn, for a moderated Q & A on Tuesday evening in the William Pitt Union Assembly Room. The evening covered much of Common’s diverse artistic background, with Lynn discussing his journey to become a rapper and later breaking into the acting world. Common ended the evening with words of wisdom on finding oneself and mental health.
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Mar 4, 2024 | 
pittnews.com | Jameson Keebler |Ryleigh Lord |Jack Markowski |Lily Goldstein
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Mar 4, 2024 | 
pittnews.com | Jameson Keebler |Ryleigh Lord |Jack Markowski |Lily Goldstein
Everyone should read books — whether it is paperbacks, hardbacks or audiobooks. Reading can reduce stress, improve our vocabulary and much more. As a kid, I read fantasy and science fiction primarily, but in high school, I took a break from reading altogether. I picked it back up again in college and during my sophomore year, I branched out to nonfiction books and fell in love. I used to have a harsh distaste for nonfiction books.
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Mar 4, 2024 | 
pittnews.com | Jameson Keebler |Ryleigh Lord |Jack Markowski |Lily Goldstein
Nolan Patrick was drafted to the Philadelphia Flyers second overall in the 2017 National Hockey League draft when he was 17. Patrick grew up in a hockey family that streamlined him into professional hockey, with his father and uncle having careers in the NHL. His career before the NHL was incredibly successful — Patrick played in the Western Hockey League where he was drafted fourth overall in 2013. Nolan Patrick stood out before the draft and was the predicted first pick by many.
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Mar 4, 2024 | 
pittnews.com | Ryleigh Lord |Jack Markowski |Lily Goldstein |Adrienne Cahillane
A fall 2020 survey conducted by the Hope Center at Temple University found that At Pitt, the lack of grocery stores located in Oakland often exacerbates this problem. Pitt first responded to student food insecurity by opening Pitt Pantry in 2015. The pantry, originally situated in the basement of Bellefield Church, now operates out of the O’Hara Student Center after moving in 2022.
