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Charles Anderson Memorial Bridge to Close Immediately

Charles Anderson Memorial Bridge to Close Immediately

Evelyn Luthringer
February 1, 2023

City of Pittsburgh officials have announced the immediate closure of the Charles Anderson Memorial Bridge. The closure is necessary to be able to complete the necessary repairs to the bridge. Although it is closed to cars, the bridge will remain open to pedestrians and bicycles,...

Media Arts Gallery Hosts Balanced Response Gallery Opening Reception

Zack Jones, Chief Videographer
February 1, 2023

The Balanced Response art gallery came to Robert Morris University on January 17 and had its opening reception on Tuesday. The exhibition's reception was spearheaded by Professor Christine Holtz and Professor Andrew Ames. Holtz and Ames have been holding yearly art exhibitions...

Looking Back at Panic! At The Disco's Discography. What Was the Best?

Looking Back at Panic! At The Disco’s Discography. What Was the Best?

Finn Lyons, Assistant Arts and Entertainment Editor
February 1, 2023

With the recent breakup of Panic! At The Disco, it is as good a time as ever to take a look back at all the albums the band released over 19 years. The band made a lot of good music, but it most certainly had its stinkers. The band released seven albums in total. In this list...

"POLICE BLOTTER" in white lettering over top of a black background. There are two baby blue circles and a red circle behind the end of "BLOTTER"

Police Blotter: 1/10/2023-1/15/2023

Evelyn Luthringer
February 1, 2023

1/10/2023: Disturbance/ Loud Music or People: A student reported an incident with their roommate in Madison Hall. Officers responded and notified Residence Life. Students agreed to behave for the rest of the night. This case is closed. 1/11/2023: Title IX: A student reported...

The Robert Morris University community gathered to remember and honor Antwon Rose Jr., who was shot and killed by Pittsburgh Police Officer Michael Rosdeld in June 2018. Photo Date: March 29, 2019. Photo Credit: (RMU Sentry Media/Soundharjya Babu)

What Should the Memphis Police Department Have Done With the Video of Tyre Nichols?

Terryaun Bell
February 1, 2023

Tyre Nichols, a 29-year-old black man, was assaulted by five police officers. On Friday, the City of Memphis Police Department released the video. "The videos were released so the world could witness the family's pain," according to an article from NBC news. It was also released...

Photo Credit: Anna Slaybaugh

Robert Morris University Holds Paper Airplane Competition

Anna Slaybaugh, Contributor
January 31, 2023

On Saturday, Robert Morris University students gathered in the John Jay Gym for a paper airplane competition. Students had the option to make as many airplanes as they wanted. Paper was provided so that the students had the opportunity to make more than one. To test their...

Photo Credit: Joseph Espinoza

This Week On Campus: 1/29/23- 2/4/23

Hope Beatty, Head Arts and Entertainment Editor
January 31, 2023

Robert Morris University is hosting several events on campus this week. Check out the schedule for the week below: Jan. 31, 2023: The Humanities department is hosting an opening ceremony for the current art gallery "Balanced Response." The gallery is being jointly presented...

Armstrong Tunnel to close Saturday morning

Armstrong Tunnel to close Saturday morning

Evelyn Luthringer
January 26, 2023

Over the weekend there will be some changes in routes many use to get around Pittsburgh. The Armstrong Tunnels will be closing during the morning on Saturday. The tunnel for those traveling inbound will be closed beginning at 6 a.m. and ending at 9 a.m. The outbound tunnel will...

Pittsburgh reviewing tax-exempt properties owned by charities

Pittsburgh reviewing tax-exempt properties owned by charities

Cole Brennan
January 25, 2023

Pittsburgh Mayor Ed Gainey issued an executive order directing the Finance and Law Departments to review tax-exempt properties owned by charities. The move was made to ensure it is appropriate under Pennsylvania law. The mayor released a statement Wednesday. "In the...