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Highmark Stadium and Liberty Bridge. The stadium were the lacrosse teams will be practicing and playing games next season.

University hiring wrestling and lacrosse coaches • 52 Views

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University of Pittsburgh students stage a peaceful protest outside of the Cathedral of Learning on Tuesday, April 24, calling for an end to university investments in Israel.

Pitt students organize sit-in to support Palestine, calling for university separation from Israel • 38 Views

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Point Park University students urged to ‘get involved’ in Israel-Palestine conflict • 32 Views

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Pro-Palestinian protestors chant across the street from the United Steelworkers headquarters on Stanwix Street and Boulevard of the Allies on April 17 ahead of President Joe Bidens Visit to address the potential sale of U.S. steel to Nippon.

Protests gather outside United Steelworkers headquarters during Biden's visit to Pittsburgh • 29 Views

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Brendon Urie performing at Petersen Events Center in 2017

Brendon Urie ends Panic! At The Disco after 20 years in his greatest career decision • 29 Views

Thousands gather around to celebrate 62nd Light Up Night

Written By Carson Folio, Co-Opinions Editor
November 29, 2023
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Photo by Carson Folio
One of the holiday trees shines at the intersection Penn Avenue and Stanwix Street, which lit up for the first time this season at the 62nd annual Light Up Night on Saturday, Nov. 18.
Attendees of Light Up Night browse the numerous local vendor shops of the People’s Gas Holiday Market, which is open Monday through Thursday 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. and has extended hours on the weekend. (Photo by Carson Folio)

 

Decorative ornaments fill a local vendor’s holiday market booth in Market Square. (Photo by Carson Folio)

 

Shoppers make a stop at the German holiday market booth which features several different kinds of
ornaments and figurines. (Photo by Carson Folio)

 

Several holiday-themed statues stand in the first floor of one of the PPG Place buildings. The displays can be viewed during normal business hours. (Photo by Carson Folio)
Ice skaters fill the UPMC Rink at PPG Place during Light Up Night. It is open Sunday through Thursday 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. (Photo by Carson Folio)
The tree shines purple after the sun sets on Light Up Night. The ice
skating rink is also open Friday and Saturday 10 a.m. to 11 p.m. (Photo by Carson Folio)
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