The Pitt Ridesharing office has established two new vanpool service routes for Oakland-bound commuters. One van leaves from Latrobe Shopping Center, arriving in Oakland at 8:30 a.m. and leaving Oakland at 5 p.m., weekdays. A second van originates at the Leechburg Park πn Ride on Route 56 and makes two stops, at the Freeport Exit […]
When you need the facts on Pitt Institutional Research is the office you should call >
December 10th, 1998When you need the facts on Pitt Institutional Research is the office you should call At Pitt, Jim Ritchie is the keeper of the facts. When people want to know just about anything about the University, they usually turn to the Office of Institutional Research (IR), where Ritchie and his staff of seven have the […]
University mailing services moving to Point Breeze >
December 10th, 1998University mailing services moving to Point Breeze University mailing services currently located at the Melwood Warehouse, 480 Melwood Street, are moving to a location in Point Breeze, the Department of Parking, Transportation and Services announced. First-class mail, bulk mail, central receiving/moving and surplus property components of the Universityπs mailing services are vacating the warehouse during […]
Computer Learning Center >
December 10th, 1998Responding to a growing need for hands-on computing instruction, Pitt cut the ribbon Dec. 2 on its newly expanded Computer Learning Center in Suite 1105 Kossman Building, Downtown. Participating in the opening were, from left: Provost James Maher, Chancellor Mark Nordenberg, center director Carla Depperman, and Vice Provost Jack Daniel. A public open house is […]
2 affiliated with Pitt center win top philosophy of science award >
December 10th, 1998Two members of Pitt's Center for Philosophy of Science fellowship, professors Deborah Mayo of Virginia Tech and Jeffrey Bub of the University of Maryland, have jointly won the highest honor for published research in their field. "It's often referred to as the equivalent of the Nobel Prize in philosophy of science," center director James G. […]
Nationality Rooms tradition >
December 10th, 1998Laura Fleischer, a Quo Vadis volunteer guide, greeted visitors to the Cathedral of Learning's Lithuanian Nationality Room during the Nationality Rooms Holiday Open House, Dec. 6. Guests saw a variety of ethnic holiday traditions, including a Chinese lion dance, a Japanese tea ceremony and entertainment of Poland, Greece and the Philippines, among other countries represented […]
SIS researchers compile "atlas" of state's technological resources >
December 10th, 1998Pitt School of Information Sciences (SIS) researchers have developed the nation's first technology atlas – an enormous computer database that shows the locations of fiber-optic lines, satellite dishes, cable TV networks, Internet service providers and school Internet connections, microwave tower s and video conferencing sites throughout Pennsylvania. The "Technology Atlas for a New Pennsylvania," as […]
UPMC South Side wins community service award >
December 10th, 1998UPMC South Side has won the South Side Business Alliance's (SSBA) 1998 Community Service Award. According to the SSBA, the hospital received the award for its active role in community affairs and organizations, such as the Brashear Association, South Side Local Development Company and South Side Planning Forum. UPMC South Side is also a member […]