Quincey Reese
News Reporter at Pittsburgh Tribune-Review
reporter for @TribLIVE covering education, @PennTraffStar, Greensburg & Hempfield🗞/ PSU ‘23 💙 / relying on running and Jesus for sanity
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triblive.com | Haley Daugherty |JoAnne Harrop |Quincey Reese |Tawnya Panizzi
Area Catholics lauded the selection of Pope Leo XIV, not just because he’s American born, but because they’re confident he’ll be a “bridge builder,” dedicated to serving the poor and marginalized. Cardinal Robert Francis Prevost, originally from the Chicago area but serving the church for decades in South America, was announced Thursday as the 267th pope, taking the name Leo XIV. He was elected cardinal by the late Pope Francis less than two years ago.
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triblive.com | Kellen Stepler |Quincey Reese |Megan Swift |Joe Napsha
The late Pope Francis opened the way for women in the Roman Catholic Church to serve as readers and altar servers, and to assist priests during services or in administering Communion. But the church continues to bar women from the roles of deacon or priest, and debate over that issue doesn’t appear to be going away anytime soon.
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triblive.com | Quincey Reese
Harvard University could lose hundreds of millions of dollars annually if the federal government is able to revoke its tax-exempt status. But University of Pittsburgh law professor Philip Hackney suspects the move, vocalized by President Donald Trump for a second time Friday, could mean big trouble for higher education institutions and nonprofits nationwide — not just Harvard.
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triblive.com | Quincey Reese
Cleaning out your closets this spring? Greensburg Salem is collecting gently used dress clothes for eighth grade students in need of semi-formal attire for the middle school graduation dinner and dance. The dance was launched by then-assistant principal Joseph Nava in the 1970s to celebrate students’ transition from middle to high school. The annual tradition was put on pause in the late 1980s before being brought back in 2014 by eighth grade English teacher Barb Garofola.
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triblive.com | Quincey Reese
Friends Angela Vaslavsky and Sarah Thompson knew it was time for a life change. But neither of the Unity residents imagined they would discover that change when they went to House of Colour Mt. Lebanon to receive a personal color analysis. “We were on a self-care journey ourselves,” Thompson said.
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