Sutherland Hall News Today

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, 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...

The City of Saskatoon has postponed a pair of scheduled neighbourhood information sessions for the proposed 30-bed emergency residential shelter on Central Avenue.

Wednesday, January 24  Pitt police assisted Pittsburgh police in taking a report regarding an indecent exposure at Bouquet Gardens Building D.  Pitt police took a report regarding a harassment by communication at the Bridge on Forbes.  Thursday, January 25  Pitt police took a report regarding the theft of a bicycle wheel at Posvar Hall and...

Thursday, January 18  Pitt police arrested an individual for terroristic threats and disorderly conduct at the Petersen Events Center.  Friday, January 19  Pitt police took a report regarding a hit and run at the Old Cemetery Lot.  A campus security authority reported a liquor law violation and issued one student a conduct referral at Nordenberg...

The Pitt News has compiled an overview of some resources new students can utilize as they begin their journey at Pitt this semester.

Izaiah Hooper, a third-year marketing student at UW-Eau Claire, released his latest single, “Phones Not Ringing,” on Dec. 1. The song has a unique origin story, as its first iteration was recorded inside the closet of Hooper’s campus dorm room two years ...

Pitt police reported a bicycle theft, a drug law violation and more in this week’s crime log.

For many students, November is a month filled with touring potential apartments and signing leases. Kara Sampson described the process as “challenging.”

As their first semester of college comes to a close, first-year students are reflecting on their dorm experiences and deciding if they chose the right place to live.