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With graduation quickly approaching, you may be feeling a lot of conflicting feelings. I know I am! Graduation is so exciting, but also so scary. Most of us have been in school for 17 years and don’t remember life without school. While school can be hard at times, it provides community and opportunity to get involved and make friends. I spoke with Dr. Greger
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On April 2, Pitt-Greensburg hosted a launch party for the “Route 30: Stories from Westmoreland County, a Pitt-Greensburg Production” podcast series. This release includes two episodes titled “Politics of the Past: Teaching History in Western PA” and “Get Lit Westmoreland: Building Poetry Bridges”. One more episode titled “The Spirit of Greensburg: Where Comm
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Feb. 23 Hit and Run at Franklin House Underage Possession of Alcohol at University Courts A Mar. 1 911 Hang up at College Hall Mar. 2 Liquor Law Violation for four students at College H…
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Miranda Lapham, nursing major If you could tell the underclassman one thing, what would you say? “Be patient with yourself, college is a big adjustment from high school. Everything will work out in the way it should.” What is the best advice you can give someone for finals? “Don’t cram, that’s the worst thing to do. Focus on key topics and go into the final
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Major: Early Childhood and Special Education Year: Sophomore Name: Ella Shissler How would you describe yourself in three words? “I would say creative, caring, and outgoing.” Can you walk us through today’s outfit and where each piece is from? White T-Shirt – Part of a set from Coles Flower Dress – Target clearance Shoes Fuzzy Socks – Walma
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On April 4, 2026, the Circle K club of Pitt-Greensburg, sponsored by the Kiwanis Club of Greensburg, organized its annual easter egg hunt on the Pitt-Greensburg campus lawn. Every year, more than 5,000 eggs are hand-filled with delicious candies and chocolates by CKI members and various clubs and organizations.  This event, hosted every spring, is CKI’s
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Finals week is right around the corner, and assignments and papers are racking up. The pressure and the stress can sometimes feel overwhelming, especially as a first-year student, but even as a junior or senior, finals week can be very demanding.  Here are two lists of things to do for finals curated by both staff and upperclassmen. Sophia Petrucci, TRI
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The last few weeks of the 2026 spring semester are right around the corner, and students are eager for summer break and a reprieve from schoolwork. The 2025-2026 school year has been an eventful year, so I asked a couple of students what their favorite memories at UPG have been so far. For freshmen, these are new memories still fresh in their minds, but for
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The debate of dogs vs. cats has been a continuous one for decades. Often, people cannot come to a compromise: cat owners believe they have the superior pet, while dog owners are confident that they are way better than cat owners. Faith Figueroa, a freshman psychology major, firmly believes that her cats are better than any other dog. On the other hand, Kiera
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Hosted by SAB, Pitt-Greensburg Carnival Daze will take place on Thursday, April 23 from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. on Chambers Lawn. There will be many carnival-themed attractions for this fun-filled event, such as carnival games, an inflatable obstacle course, balloon animals, and more. There will also be Kona Ice, freshly-squeezed lemonade, funnel cake, and cotton c
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