City Council approves Oakland rezoning ordinance
City Council voted to give unanimous approval to an ordinance that will bring significant changes to the Oakland neighborhood.
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Cultural Development in Pittsburgh with The Pop District
PITTSBURGH (PTTP) – The Andy Warhol Museum is at the forefront of a new cultural district in Pittsburgh. The Pop District encompasses the Andy Warhol Museum. The $60 million project….
The Pitt News Rundown
PITTSBURGH, Pa. (PTTP) – Pitt to the Point collaborates with The Pitt News to share their top three stories of the week. Pitt alumni, Roger Whyte, used his passion for….
Millions of Pennsylvanians at Risk of Losing Health Insurance Coverage
PITTSBURGH (PTTP)– Almost 4 million Pennsylvanians that rely on Medicaid or the Children’s Health Insurance Program (CHIP) are racing against the clock to retain their health insurance, or find another….
Recent Police Murder Spree Raises Questions about the Death Penalty
Pittsburgh (PTTP) – Pennsylvania governor Josh Shapiro has vocalized his disdain for the use of the death penalty. Shapiro has said that he will not issue any death penalties during….
Pitt Police Chief James Loftus Talks Police Shootings, Campus Safety
PITTSBURGH (PTTP) – Even without personally knowing officers killed in the line of duty, Pitt Police Chief James Loftus said these losses resonate throughout the law enforcement community. “My frame….
Dr. Rory Cooper’s Human Engineering Research Laboratories: improving wheelchair technology one step at a time
PITTSBURGH (PTTP) – For many people with disabilities, navigating city life can be a struggle: most wheelchairs are not equipped to deal with uneven terrain, curbs or steps without ramps,….
Waitlist for Pitt parking is over a decade for some
PITTSBURGH, Pa. (PTTP) – From finding a parking spot to learning how to parallel park, parking in a major city is always a challenge. Here at Pitt, students, professors, and….