Dr. Campbell Catapults Cantaloupes in First Clusterchuck
On Sept. 15, Pitt-Greensburg students watched with glee as a cantaloupe exploded onto the ground after being flung across the soccer field by a trebuchet during the campus’s first ...
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Remembering Alina Sheykhet
Alina Sheykhet was a 20-year-old Pitt-Greensburg student who transferred to the Oakland campus in 2017. She was studying to become a physical therapist. She remembered the kindness she had been ...
New COVID-19 Precautions for Wagner Dining Hall
Due to COVID-19, the Pitt-Greensburg campus has undergone many changes to ensure safety to students and staff while open. Since the Wagner Dining Hall in Chambers is one of the facilities commonly ...
Time to Turn the Page: Bookstore Under New Ownership
On July 13, Pitt-Greensburg announced the campus bookstore is now under operation of Barnes and Noble College (B&N), a program advertising an easier way for college students to get textbooks. ...
How to Vote This November
With the U.S. Presidential election coming up on Nov. 3 and a global pandemic happening simultaneously, it can be difficult to find the correct information to make sure that your vote counts. Here ...
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