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The University of Pittsburgh's Daily Student Newspaper

The Pitt News
The University of Pittsburgh's Daily Student Newspaper

The Pitt News
The University of Pittsburgh's Daily Student Newspaper

The Pitt News
Here's how La Ni帽a and climate change are shaping Pittsburgh's winter forecast

Here’s how La Ni帽a and climate change are shaping Pittsburgh’s winter forecast

By Kelly McPoyle, Staff Writer • 12:13 am
With winter approaching, Pittsburgh's weather remains uncertain due to a developing La Ni帽a, which typically brings cooler conditions but may lead to more variability this year. Experts note that while La Ni帽a can drive extreme weather patterns worldwide, the effects of climate change are also becoming more pronounced.
Oakland restaurant Pizza Romano cited for health code violations聽

Oakland restaurant Pizza Romano cited for health code violations聽

By Abby Lipold, News Editor • November 19, 2024
Pizza Romano, a popular Oakland restaurant on Atwood Street, was cited for 17 health code violations on Thursday including 鈥渉igh risk鈥� violations for employee personal hygiene, cleaning and sanitization and pest management.聽
A grate in South Oakland.

Sewage smells across Oakland causing concern for students and everyday passers

By Bridget Pohl, Staff Writer • November 15, 2024
The smell of sewage has been an issue for students across campus, with many complaining of strong smells. Although brief exposure to sewage odors, such as walking by a manhole, pose 鈥渘o risk to health鈥� according to Molly Stitt-Fischer, director of environmental health and safety at Pitt, students are still unsatisfied.聽
Garbage on Chesterfield Street.

Overcrowding, waste buildup still causing rat infestation on Chesterfield Street

By Amanda Yu, Staff Writer • November 12, 2024
The concentrated rat infestation on Chesterfield Street in West Oakland remains a persistent issue for students living there.
A sign indicating the closure of Panther Hollow.

Panther Hollow Bridge closes as City continues efforts to maintain bridge safety

By Linda Li, Staff Writer • November 12, 2024
The Panther Hollow Bridge in Oakland closed for maintenance on Oct 19. The closure, followed by inspection, is one of the many steps the City of Pittsburgh is taking to maintain the safety of bridges ever since the tragic event of Fern Hollow Bridge collapse in 2022.聽
Eugene DePasquale looks out at his watch party at the Pittsburgh Federation Of Teachers.

DePasquale, Democrat watch party brings feelings of optimism in the community

By Sarah George, Staff Writer • November 8, 2024
A watch party held at the Pittsburgh Federation of Teachers for Pennsylvania attorney general candidate Eugene DePasquale brought community members together to watch election results.
United States Representative Summer Lee greets the crowd at the 鈥淪tudents for Harris-Walz鈥� rally at Carnegie Mellon University on Sunday, September 22.

Summer Lee re-elected for U.S. Representative in PA鈥檚 12th Congressional District

By Briana Bindus, Assistant News Editor • November 6, 2024
At 8:12 p.m. on Tuesday evening, incumbent Summer Lee was declared winner against James Hayes for Pennsylvania鈥檚 12th Congressional District.聽
McDonald鈥檚 on Forbes Avenue.

McDonald鈥檚 construction on Forbes halted due to safety permit violation

By Linda Li, Staff Writer • October 28, 2024
McDonald's on Forbes Avenue closed for renovations, but construction was forced to stop because the Department of Permit, License and Inspection found that the restaurant hadn鈥檛 filed the proper paperwork for its sprinkler system.
Minnesota governor and vice presidential candidate Tim Walz speaks to the crowd on Tuesday at Acrisure Stadium.

Walz visits Pittsburgh to court battleground votes

By Amanda Yu, Naomi Weiss • October 16, 2024
Vice presidential candidate Tim Walz visited Acrisure Stadium on Tuesday, Oct. 15, to present the Harris agenda to key Allegheny County.
A 61B bus at a stop on Forbes Avenue.

Proposed PRT changes aim to make Oakland a ‘major transit hub’

By Adrienne Cahillane, Contributing Editor • October 15, 2024
Pittsburgh Regional Transit announced the first draft of the Bus Line Redesign at the end of September. Oakland remains a key destination as the agency changes its service.
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