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The University of Pittsburgh's Daily Student Newspaper

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The University of Pittsburgh's Daily Student Newspaper

六合彩开奖资料

The University of Pittsburgh's Daily Student Newspaper

六合彩开奖资料

Protestors hold signs in support of faculty unionization during a rally outside the chancellors office on Tuesday afternoon.

Pitt Faculty Union votes to ratify first labor contract with university

By Abby Lipold, News Editor May 16, 2024
After more than two years of negotiations with the University and nearly a decade of organizing, the Pitt Faculty Union has ratified a contract that will significantly increase pay for part-time and visiting faculty.聽

Woman dead after large steel cylinder rolled away from Petersen Events Center construction site

By Spencer Levering, News Editor May 3, 2024
A woman died after she was hit by a large cylindrical steel drum that rolled away from the construction site by the Petersen Events Center on May 3.
Pro-Palestinian protesters gather on Pitt鈥檚 campus, demand action from University

Pro-Palestinian protesters gather on Pitt鈥檚 campus, demand action from University

By Kyra McCague, Staff Writer April 29, 2024
Hundreds of student protesters and community activists gathered in front of the Cathedral of Learning throughout Sunday evening for a march and subsequent rally in support of Palestine and demanding that Pitt divest from any funds supporting Israel.聽
Pro-Palestine literature at a sit-in protest in Schenley Plaza on Tuesday.

SGB releases statement in support of Pitt Gaza solidarity encampment

By Abby Lipold, News Editor April 29, 2024
SGB released a statement on Sunday 鈥渞egarding the Pitt Gaza solidarity encampment,鈥 in which the board offered its support for student advocacy on campus and expressed solidarity with the protest taking place.聽
Protestors hold signs in support of faculty unionization during a rally outside the chancellors office on Tuesday afternoon.

Pitt faculty union reaches agreement with university administration聽

By Abby Lipold, Assistant News Editor April 28, 2024
Around 80 protestors from the Pitt faculty union and United Steelworkers gathered outside of the Cathedral of Learning on Tuesday to deliver a letter to Chancellor Joan Gabel with their demands. As of Wednesday, the University has reached an agreement with the union on their labor contract after three years of negotiations.聽
Kristan Hawkins speaks at the Turning Point USA event on Wednesday evening in the OHara Student Center.

Turning Point USA speaker Kristan Hawkins draws protest

By Kyra McCague, Staff Writer April 19, 2024
Kristan Hawkins, the president and founder of the anti-abortion group Students for Life of America, spoke to a group of fewer than 50 people at 7 p.m. on Wednesday night in the O鈥橦ara Ballroom. Outside, protestors gathered to speak out against Hawkins, who is touring around the United States with the speaking tour 鈥淣o Abortion, No Exception.鈥
Paraphernalia at Student Government Board鈥檚 reproductive health event in response to Turning Point USA speaker Kristin Hawkins in the William Pitt Union on Wednesday afternoon.

Student groups host reproductive health event in response to Turning Point USA speaker Kristan Hawkins

By Adrienne Cahillane, Senior Staff Writer聽 April 19, 2024
Pittsburgh Abortion Access Network, Planned Parenthood at Pitt, Student Government Board and other groups hosted an educational event in response to a Turning Point speaker event.聽
Products on sale at Forbes Street Market.

Oakland as a 鈥榝ood swamp鈥: Students talk food accessibility and prices at Forbes Street Market

By Abby Lipold, Assistant News Editor April 18, 2024
Students and campus representatives talk food accessibility and prices at Forbes Street Market.
Art displayed at the EcoArtisans expo under the William Pitt Union awning on Thursday.

Students showcase sustainable art at an Eco-Artisans exhibit聽

By Emma Hannan, Staff Writer April 11, 2024
On April 11, students in Allebach鈥檚 class hosted an Eco-Artisans exhibit as part of their class project. The exhibit featured recycled artwork made by students, faculty and artists in the Pittsburgh area.聽
Plant2Plate still awaiting University development deadline after three years

Plant2Plate still awaiting University development deadline after three years

By Amanda Yu, Staff Writer April 8, 2024
Located at 246 Oakland Ave., the Plant2Plate garden provides a rare green space for students and residents alike. In 2021, the university promised the student-run community garden one more season before development on their new land would begin. Years later, members are still waiting.
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