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The name Boris Yeltsin should ring a bell, whether it brings to mind images of him leaping upon a tank during a coup in 1991 Moscow or standing drunk in his underpants in Washington, D.C. in 1995.

The Oct. 27, 2018, massacre of 11 Jewish congregants at the Tree of Life building — in the heart of Pittsburgh’s Squirrel Hill neighborhood and just under two miles from the Pitt campus — not only had ...

Pittsburgh is often considered one of the premier sports cities in America — laden with a prosperous history of baseball, football and hockey championships. But the city was once home to a ...

Aliyah Sula lived in Bruce Hall with six of her Sigma Delta Tau sisters in 2021, and every week the sisters would take turns ranking each other based on likeability by placing cartoon character ...

On a Saturday in October 1978, a crowd of Pitt students, steel mill workers and music… This is the first of two parts. See Part II. On a Saturday in October 1978, a crowd of Pitt students, steel mill ...

Researchers and professors from across all Pitt campuses have voted by a wide margin to form a faculty union, according to a copy of an election returns document The Pitt News obtained, setting the ...

Slang is a beautiful thing that makes my little linguistics-loving heart very very happy. Today we have all sorts of words that we use to describe sex, from the classic “f—ing,” to screwing to banging ...

Shay Roth graduates from the University of Pittsburgh for the second time this spring — this time as a published author. “It’s funny — I never expected it to snowball into what it’s become, but it ...

Textbook prices are a well-known and well-hated part of college life. The College Board estimates that the average college student at a public four-year university pays more than $1,200 for books and ...

As the Pittsburgh Steelers were officially on the clock, the crowd outside the glamorous stage looked up in anticipation. Inside the stadium, fans rallied in the seats and gathered on the field. And ...

Austin Parker, a junior rehabilitation science major, will never forget the day that his jazz ensemble director disappeared into thin air. After a concert in Pitt’s Bellefield Hall, Parker was leaving ...