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Hundreds of people gather in the rain outside the packed Soldiers and Sailors auditorium Sunday evening for the vigil honoring the lives of yesterday’s victims in the Tree of Life Synagogue shooting. The auditorium has a seating capacity of more than 2300 people.

More photos from Mac Miller's vigil in Blue Slide Park last night. Hundreds of Pittsburghers — fans, old friends and family alike — flocked to the park Miller made famous for a celebration of his life and career. Click to read see the full photo gallery: pittnews.com/article/135044…

Pitt football’s first game of the season against Albany is underway! Excited fans cheer on the Panthers in Heinz Field. Head to @pittnewssports for live updates of the game! #H2P Photos by Visual Editor @Its_AwNuh

Have you heard about the goats? Pitt hired about a dozen goatscapers (that's right, goat landscapers) to eat overgrown brush on the hill behind Chevron. Check out some photos and video by @ThePittNews staff here: #photo" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">pittnews.com/article/133740…

Photos from Thursday night’s protest for #AntwonRoseJr. Rose, 17, was fatally shot by police while running from an officer Tuesday night.

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Leon Ford, survivor of a 2012 police shooting which left him paralyzed, speaks to the crowd about his experience.

Take a look at the photos our visual desk took during the spring #blueandgold game bit.ly/2J202Cx

Rachael Bindas wasn’t satisfied with the way gender, race and familial structure was being portrayed in popular children’s books — so she decided to make her own. Read more about her in #TPNSilhouettes bit.ly/2q5t4tZ

Dr. Sheila Ramgopal, one of Pittsburgh’s foremost abortion providers, finds her peace through empowering women — and she’s just getting started. Read more about her in #TPNSilhouettes bit.ly/2q5sBrG

Between balancing school, work and ambitious plans to run across the nation, cancer survivor Monica Henderson is up for any challenge. Read more about her as part of our #TPNSilhouettes project. bit.ly/2uJmSwd

By the time a @UPittStages production opens, Gianni Downs’ work is already done. Read about the scenic designer as part of #TPNSilhouettes bit.ly/2uEzaWN

With arms full of tattoos and exceptional skill in the art of rock ‘n roll, one would think ‘Metal’ Mary Bielech is all hard edges. Her heartfelt activism and love for animals suggests otherwise. Read more about her as part of #TPNSilhouettes bit.ly/2IokIV5

When CBS political analyst and Pitt professor Emily West predicted Donald Trump would win the 2016 Presidential election, no one believed her — then it happened. Read more about her in #TPNSilhouettes bit.ly/2uvzcAo

Armed with a pot of a glitter and a stash of feathery brushes, Ana Del Prete has built a successful craft using her face as the canvas. Read more about her in #TPNSilhouettes pittnews.com/article/129905…

Though Daly Trimble already wades through the demands that come with being a pre-medicine student, she still chooses to place her energy into the causes of others. Read more about her in #TPNSilhouettes bit.ly/2uvGROX

"Ten brains work better than two." Sheila Vélez Martínez makes a case for humanity by helping law students affected by Hurricane Maria continue their studies at @PittLaw. Read more about her work in #TPNSilhouettes bit.ly/2GjDMDg

"I always butted heads with music teachers all the time because I was like, 'I want to make blue R&B songs with giant golden horns'" Tony Resch uses music to show others how he hears colors. Read more about his synesthesia in #TPNSilhouettes bit.ly/2pNEfGK

#TPNSilhouettes Annie Martin is a full-time student and ballerina. She strikes deals with difficult body parts to fool audiences into thinking she is pain-free. Read about how she balances barre with books here: bit.ly/2GrOkDE

#TPNSilhouettes Dr. Antoine Douaihy is hooked on helping others recover from addiction, but that wasn’t always his plan. Read more about the @UPMC physician here: bit.ly/2pKbavB