Noah Fries | staff writer The 2026 Milano Cortina Olympics continued this week, with the games rapidly coming to a close on Feb. 22 with the closing ceremony. More than 20 gold medals are still up for grabs, including both hockey golds. Norway has continued to be dominant in the medal count, leading the Games with 15 gold medals and 33 medals overall. Norwegian cross-country … Continue reading Norway dominates as Olympics creep to a close
Josh Imhof & Charlotte Shields-Rossi | features editor and a&e editor After being elected mayor in 2005, Bob O’Connor stood on a corner in Squirrel Hill holding signs that thanked Pittsburghers for their support. Two decades later, his son, Corey O’Connor, returned to Squirrel Hill on Wednesday to hold up signs of his own as the new Pittsburgh mayor-elect. On Nov. 4, O’Connor was elected … Continue reading ‘This is our moment’: Corey O’Connor elected as Pittsburgh’s 62nd mayor
To be a messenger to the public, the information we relay has to be factual, accurate and above all, honest. The heart of journalism lies in its commitment to the truth. In a time when public trust in the media is declining, this responsibility is more crucial than ever. Recent restrictions on the press, aside from sparking outrage, have increased conversations on journalistic integrity, protections … Continue reading Staff Editorial: The cost of restrictions on journalists: Why does it matter?
Rowan Dubois & Jack Morgan | staff writers Duquesne’s heavily anticipated 2025 season opener is a revival of a rivalry that has been dormant for 86 years. For the first time since 1939, the Dukes will play the University of Pittsburgh in ‘The Battle for the ‘Burgh’ on Saturday. After falling short of expectations in 2024, players and fans alike are eager to see what … Continue reading BATTLE OF THE ‘BURGH: Duquesne and Pitt revitalize rivalry
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