Kathy Humphrey leaving Pitt for Carlow presidency
Since coming here in 2005, she has been instrumental in several high-profile initiatives.
Pitt and CMU launch center dedicated to combating extremism
Dietrich School Dean Kathleen Blee and CMU professor Cranor will lead the Collaboratory Against Hate.
Volunteers sought to help now at Petersen Center vaccine clinic
The event continues March 18 and all of next week; medical and non-medical positions available.
Your pandemic stories: Accessibility, flexibility, collaboration and smiling at the camera
Read a special message of thanks from Chancellor Gallagher on an ‘exceedingly difficult’ year.
Faculty can include pandemic impact statements for evaluations
Provost Cudd has asked deans and campus presidents to develop holistic review processes.
Move to Guarded Risk comes with several caveats
Celebrate small for St. Patrick’s Day and keep your mask on even if you’re vaccinated, Pitt urges.
Staff heroes: Engineering’s McConegly says ‘I love to work’
He got back in the office as soon as possible and is still putting in six days a week.
Faculty diversity getting new attention with provost’s office duo
Wallace and Johnson-Osho not only want to attract new hires, but also celebrate those already here.
In-person commencement planned on Oakland campus with guest limits
Greensburg, Bradford and Titusville will hold drive-through ceremonies; Johnstown has indoor and outdoor options.
Volunteers needed for virtual Pitt Day in Harrisburg
Participants will meet with state lawmakers and help tell the University’s stories.
Pitt-owned College Garden Apartments open to faculty and staff
The buildings in Shadyside are a mix of employees, post-docs and graduate students.