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To the editor: The University Senate’s Equity, Inclusion, and Anti-Discrimination Advocacy Committee (EIADAC) is made up of...
Jonas Salk
The April 28 event will feature panel discussion and unveiling of history exhibit.
Norman Wang, the School of Medicine professor who penned a controversial white paper that criticized the effectiveness of...
Kear seeks to help non-bargaining unit members negotiate benefit changes.
Movement sought on compensation proposal; both groups now posting negotiation updates.
David Harris
David Harris says experience for 14 law students will stay with them as they enter the justice system.
By LEX DROZD and CHRISTINA FRASHER “Distracted: Why Students Can’t Focus and What You Can Do About it” (2020) by James Lang...
By LEX DROZD and CHRISTINA FRASHER “Distracted: Why Students Can’t Focus and What You Can Do About it” (2020) by James Lang...
The Senate Benefits and Welfare committee wants to make sure Pitt employees know about the services available to them. While the...
Rendering of entrance to new arena
Construction will start soon at space next to the Pete, with opening planned in fall 2025.
The Chancellor’s annual Staff and Faculty Appreciation Picnic will be from noon to 2 p.m. May 11 at Posvar Patio and Schenley...
Inside the new Duke Building at Pitt–Bradford
The new space has made two engineering technology majors possible.
Tech, language, legal, government experts discuss merits, limitations of much-hyped software program.
Katy Nesbitt
Pitt alum and first woman World Cup referee Katy Nesbitt will talk at undergrad ceremony.
Joan Gabel portrait
Board says executive salaries, as well as faculty and staff pay, have fallen behind AAU peers.