The Super Bowl has gained unrivaled cultural relevance over the last 58 years, entering the exclusive, “unofficial holiday” category. Similar to actual holidays, like Thanksgiving, which falls on the fourth Thursday of November, every year, the Super Bowl falls on the second Sunday of February. Most people are inherently given the day off work, there is a traditional cuisine … [Read more...] about Column | Super Bowl Sunday is a polarizing, interesting holiday
Jaland Lowe leads Pitt to win over NC State
Pitt men’s basketball (15-8, ACC 6-6) traveled to Raleigh, North Carolina, to take on the ACC rival NC State (15-8 (7-5)), looking to increase its winning streak. Each team headed into the night hoping to secure a crucial win to strengthen its resume with a month to go before the NCAA tournament. The two teams came into the game on win streaks, with Pitt winning four of its … [Read more...] about Jaland Lowe leads Pitt to win over NC State
Pitt MMA making waves in collegiate fighting
If there are any Pitt football fans still reeling from the Backyard Brawl this season, don’t worry — there is still a chance to even the score before the end of the year. The National University and College Association of Mixed Martial Arts, an intercollegiate mixed martial arts organization, is set to host its third fight on April 12 in Morgantown, West Virginia. Pitt senior … [Read more...] about Pitt MMA making waves in collegiate fighting
Pitt women’s lacrosse looks to build a legacy in its third season
As Phil the Groundhog failed to see his shadow last Friday, spring is closer than ever, and Pitt spring sports are just around the corner. Including Pitt lacrosse Pitt lacrosse begins its third season at Highmark Stadium playing against Duquesne on Friday, Feb. 9. Pitt lacrosse is the newest NCAA Division 1 program at Pitt. The program debuted for its inaugural season in 2021 … [Read more...] about Pitt women’s lacrosse looks to build a legacy in its third season
Column | Grading Pitt football’s 2024 transfer class
Last year, Pitt football brought in an exciting class of highly touted transfers to round out its roster. While some of these players — like wide receiver Daejon Reynolds and safety Donovan McMillon — panned out, others failed to live up to the hype. This season, Pitt is bringing in another large transfer class. While this season’s transfer class is not nearly as prestigious … [Read more...] about Column | Grading Pitt football’s 2024 transfer class