Sennott Square News Today

Teen clothing retailer rue21, which is based in Warrendale, filed for bankruptcy last week and appears to be closing all of its stores. Employees at the Warrendale headquarters were seen Friday carrying boxes to their vehicles after being informed they were losing their jobs during a virtual meeting Thursday, TribLive

Thursday, April 11  Pitt police took a report regarding the theft of optical equipment at Benedum Hall.  Friday, April 12  Pitt police reported nothing in the crime log.  Saturday, April 13 Pitt police issued one student a citation for underage drinking at Sutherland Hall.  Pitt police took a report regarding the damage of a car...

Thursday, April 4  Pitt police reported nothing in the crime log.  Friday, April 5  Pitt police issued one citation for defiant trespass at Sennott Square.  A student reported their laptop missing at Lawrence Hall.  A campus security authority reported a drug law violation and issued three student conduct referrals at Litchfield Tower C.  Saturday, April...

Wednesday, March 27  Pitt police took a report regarding the theft of a cell phone charger at Salk Hall.  Pitt police issued two citations for violating a city ordinance on Forbes Avenue.  Thursday, March 28  Pitt police reported nothing in the crime log.  Friday, March 29  Pitt police took a report regarding the theft of...

Thursday, February 8  Pitt police took a report regarding a hit-and-run at Nordenberg Hall.  An individual reported their archery equipment missing at Trees Hall.  Friday, February 9  Pitt police issued two citations for disorderly conduct and public drunkenness at the Petersen Events Center.  Pitt police took a report for a hit-and-run of an unattended vehicle...

Pitt police reported underage drinking, bicycle theft and more in this week’s crime log.

Pitt police reported liquor law violations, a hit-and-run and more in this week’s crime log.

Students receiving accommodations from Pitt’s Disability Resources and Services discuss their concerns with the office — such as miscommunication and campus inaccessibility — in hopes of change at Pitt.

It took Pitt more than an hour to send an ENS alert after police evacuated Hillman library Monday for a hoax active shooter. Pitt police chief James Loftus said he “regrets” not sending an ENS alert out sooner.