Brian Sherry is a sports journalist based in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. He writes for The Pitt News and Pittsburgh Sports Now, covering local sports teams and events. His articles provide in-depth analysis, game recaps, and player profiles, keeping readers up-to-date with the latest news in the Pittsburgh sports scene.
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As the school year concludes, The Pitt News sports desk beat writers give their favorite memories from their respective sports in 2023-24.
Pittsburgh is in the midst of an Asian food explosion. With high-class options such as Soju in Garfield and Gi-Jin in Downtown all opening within the past five to ten years, it’s clear that Pittsburgh’s cuisine is expanding much further past its greasy sandwich and potato-based roots.
By: Brian Sherry
The “Palestine solidarity encampment” on the Cathedral of Learning lawn is entering its second day, despite a more active response from police Sunday night and Monday morning. The protesters are demanding that Pitt “disclose and divest” from all ties to Israel during its ongoing war with Hamas in Gaza.
As you settle into life at Pitt, you’ll probably hear about and want to try all the great things Oakland has to offer. From digging into a thick, cheesy slice from Pizza Romano to exploring the ivy-laden nooks and crannies of Schenley Park, there’s a lot to do in Oakland during your first few weeks...
Phipps Conservatory located in Schenley Park. Free admission is provided to Pitt students with a Pitt ID.
(from left to right) Managing Editor Brian Sherry, and Editor-in-Chief Ryleigh Lord
By: Brian Sherry, Pamela Smith
Junior Quarterback Nate Yarnell (19) is a player to watch during the 2024 Football Season.
At least two individuals were reportedly stabbed at the Cathedral of Learning, according to Pittsburgh Scanner on X. A suspect has also been detained following the incident, which occurred around 6 p.m. on Friday.
Redshirt first-year quarterback Eli Holstein (10) prepares to throw the football at the Backyard Brawl against West Virginia on Saturday.
Pitt football runs out onto the field with head coach Pat Narduzzi at Acrisure Stadium.
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