Multi-element installation in Hillman atrium celebrates Nationality Rooms, treasures of archives
Three artists combine rich imagery, sculpture, poetry to illustrate what libraries and learning mean through the ages.
Pay raises for 2026-27 fiscal year remain big issue for faculty, staff unions
Both groups rejected a one-time, lump sum payment while negotiations continue.
Homecoming and Cathedral centennial coincide for one big weekend
Cinematic light show projected on Cathy will dazzle audiences for three nights.
Faculty Assembly approves new standing committees on gen ed requirements
The groups will begin their work after the provost OKs the draft plan for reforms.
100-year-old physics faculty member still loves what he’s doing
Choyke says ‘You shouldn’t go into physics if you’re not completely dedicated.’
Growing network of return locations boosts usage of Pitt Eats’ reusable containers
USEFULL initiative, permanent Refillery location help fulfill 2025 Pitt Sustainability Plan goals.
Pitt’s first Title VI coordinator fulfills recommendation from antisemitism report
Experienced student affairs official, JW Tabacchi, started in the new role in July.
Two professors with a total of nearly 100 years at Pitt among retirees
They're among several with long, impactful careers at the University.
Working group explores potential for Native American studies at Pitt
An Innovation in Education Award from the Office of the Provost is funding its start.
AI forum highlights disruptions, apprehensions, energy demands of rapidly expanding field
Pitt students, panelists discuss concerns about job prospects, sustainability, loss of human element.
Pitt in the Making: High-flying plan for Cathedral had its supporters and skeptics
In 1924, the project was hailed as inspiration and panned as another ‘big office block.’
Pittsburgh native Mike Giancola named new dean of students
He’ll visit campus a few times before officially starting in November.
Higher ed update: Administration says more foreign institutions off-limits for research
Bar Association drops DEI from accreditation standards; humanities graduates decline.
Campus Bike Week begins Sept. 13 with a kickoff ride
Pitt community encouraged to activate free 30-minute POGOH bike share rides.
Experiment with printmaking, typography and textual art using Pitt's two antique letterpresses
Hillman Library’s Text and conText Lab is open to all on “Type High Day,” Sept. 18.
AI hub recognizes graduate students for exploring responsible AI, data-science work principles
Faculty experts address topics of accountability, reproducibility, community engagement with HAIL awardees.