Teaching heroes: Religious studies lecturer hopes to break down stereotypes
Brock Bahler wants students to “see how what we’re reading applies to what is happening in our world.”
‘Graphic Medicine’ exhibit helps relate difficult stories
Health-related novels and memoirs in cartoon style get showing at Falk Library.
3,800 students + 7,500 cups of coffee = Arrival Survival
Volunteers getting ready for week of move-in activities starting Aug. 19.
If you were leading a Pitt tour, what would you include?
Send us your thoughts and photos to share with University newcomers.
DeJong’s move to HR came as a surprise to everyone, even him
Executive vice provost will lead Human Resources at least until a national search is conducted.
As he prepares to retire, Larry Davis reflects on race and center he founded
"I will remain forever grateful for the University's support of a Center which straight forwardly addresses race."
GSPIA dean to step down in 2020 after 12 years
John Keeler helped launch the University’s Washington Center, Center for Disaster Management, Shale Gas Governance Center and more.
Ray Jones to lead Berg Center for Leadership and Ethics
Business professor succeeds Audrey Murrell, who is now acting Honors College dean.
Pitt Police to host Citizen’s Police Academy
The class is limited to 20 participants and will be held from Wednesdays from Sept. 25 to Nov. 13.
Pitt Dining’s Veg Collective offers vegan master list
The compilation gives options at all on-campus facilities.