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#Pittsburgh is joining #Philadelphia and anti-gun groups in a legal brief supporting Harrisburg’s gun control ordinances.
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The Atlantic Coast Conference Board of Directors announced Thursday afternoon that the beginning of fall Olympic sports will be delayed until Sept. 1 due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.
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The Atlantic Coast Conference Board of Directors announced Thursday afternoon that the beginning of fall Olympic sports will be delayed until Sept. 1 due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.
Pitt will lift a scheduling hold currently applied for all first-year students next Tuesday, according to a University website.
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Columnist Mackenzie Oster shares poetry about the “new normal” she is navigating.
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Rhetoric has too often handcuffed the personalities and abilities of Black athletes. @stephenethom argues that at a time when simply being not racist is not enough, language in sports must be intentionally and thoughtfully anti-racist.
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#Pittsburgh is joining #Philadelphia and anti-gun groups in a legal brief supporting #Harrisburg’s gun control ordinances.
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Taylor Robinson argues in a letter to the editor that white women labeled as “Karens” are neither victims of cancel culture nor unprecedented times.
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#Pittsburgh is closing its indoor #tennis facility at Mellon Park after today because of #coronavirus concerns.
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.@REDFISHBOWLart and its artists are leading initiatives to raise money for Pittsburgh organizations dedicated to bailing out protestors and supporting Black and trans people.
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RT @PGHDPW: #Pittsburgh's new trees could use a helping hand!
Our Forestry Division is working to care for new trees in business districts during this intense heat, but we could use a bit of help throughout the rest of the city! https://t.co/6WXJd4rKSz
RT @TribDavidson: Pittsburgh Council hears public testimony on bill to expand police review board power | https://t.co/b5XXw68Kul https://t.co/xJFEA1yTfF
The longtime baseball coach and manager has put his Pittsburgh home on the market.
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U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement released new guidelines Monday, which said if universities move classes fully online, the agency will deport international students. These guidelines are abhorrent, though not shocking, the editorial board says.
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After COVID-19 cases sharply increased across the county over the past few weeks, the Allegheny County Health Department introduced two measures to try and stem the spread of the pandemic.
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Jack Daniel, the first chair of Pitt’s Africana Studies department, says in an op-ed that we in America, and at Pitt, must confront an elephant in the room.
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.@PittMoes officially opened June 19 after delaying its opening for 10 weeks due to COVID-19, owner Mike Geiger said. The Oakland eatery is the first virtual location for the chain of more than 700 restaurants.
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Faculty voiced numerous, wide-ranging concerns Tuesday afternoon about Pitt’s plans for the fall semester, from child care to parking to international student visas.
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The Carnegie Museum of Art in Pittsburgh has named Sohrab Mohebbi as curator for the 58th Carnegie International, set to take place in 2022.
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Oakland Avenue between Sennott Square and Forbes Avenue shut down June 8 in order to provide outdoor seating space for the surrounding restaurants. The dining area opened June 12 and will remain until Sept. 30.
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Only a few months away from the tentative start to the season, head coach Dan Fisher’s squad has prepared with the mindset that their 2019 postseason disappointment can still be avenged this fall.
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City Books on Pittsburgh’s North Side is re-opening Wednesday. https://t.co/VdGVNSxd6t
RT @NWSPittsburgh: Showers and thunderstorms should end later tonight, with some patchy fog possible overnight. Hot weather is expected again Wednesday, with scattered showers and thunderstorms in the afternoon. You can track rain on NWS Pittsburgh radar here https://t.co/R38AcG5OLw https://t.co/yFgoWT120M
A staff realignment includes eliminating 11 positions and reducing hours for two positions, the Diocese of Pittsburgh said in a news release.
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In the #Pittsburgh area, gas prices are unchanged in the past week, remaining at an average of $2.46, according to @GasBuddy’s survey of 731 stations.
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