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By SARAH MCMULLEN Staff Council’s mission is grounded in a deep sense of community. Community means supporting and lifting...
Signed legislation effectively blocks proposed cap on reimbursement of ‘indirects’ through September. 
International Services director retiring after 35-year career helping others.
As Pitt’s graduating classes continue to grow, so do the venues needed to hold commencement. Last year, the largest-ever...
Pitt crews praised for their efforts, including work on city-controlled corridors
The 2026 Community Engaged Scholarship Forum will be held March 3 at William Pitt Union. This year’s theme, “Community-Centered...
The 2026 Dietrich School of Arts and Sciences Ampco-Pittsburgh Prize for Excellence in Advising will honor one staff member and...
Money for Department of Homeland Security is last hold-up for full passage.
Former astronaut Kate Rubins will lead Pitt's newest research endeavor, funded by local entrepreneur.
By SUSAN JONES Pitt’s grounds crews, custodians and other skilled laborers “did a week’s worth of work in probably two and a...
The Health Sciences Library System will host an online seminar on “Identifying and Combating Health Misinformation” from 10 to 11...
The Office of Sustainability is inviting everyone in the Pitt community to join in making a Climate Change Quilt from 10 a.m. to...
Patricia Grace King, of Durham, England, is the winner of the 2026 Drue Heinz Literature Prize, awarded annually by the...
Pitt’s European Studies Center’s annual European Union Film Festival continues through Feb. 7 at the Harris Theater in downtown...
Pitt–Greensburg has received its first-ever TRIO Student Support Services (SSS) Program grant, which is funded by the US...