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“Neuroscience of Speech Perception” by Bharath Chandrasekaran, 4:45-6 p.m. Oct. 11, University Club, Ballroom A Chandrasekaran...
Provost participates in panel highlight work done in Pittsburgh; University signs Cool Food Pledge
Senate committee told that upper section will close for work sometime this winter.
Senate committee hears report on Homewood and Hill District facilities.
By RENAE BARGER and FRAN YARGER Things are looking very different in the physical space of Falk Library of the Health Sciences...
The Pitt Women’s Affinity Group will have a general meeting from noon to 1 p.m. Oct. 10 at 548 William Pitt Union. The group...
Pitt’s 19th annual celebration of science and technology — Science 2019: Question — will be Oct. 16 to 18 at Alumni Hall and the...
The herd will be on campus for about four weeks.
Pam Connelly at podium
Connelly links increase in Title IX complaints to more awareness about the reporting process.
Pitt faculty and staff are invited to participate in an exclusive live webinar on Oct. 29 about how to secure your income now so...
Hearing examiner says Pitt engaged in unfair practices during voting earlier this year.
In honor of Hispanic Heritage Month, the University Center for Teaching and Learning is pleased to offer our first Teaching at...
Budget, international issues and ad hoc committees kept administration busy.
Underrepresented populations, like Hispanics or veterans, can gain power in numbers through networking.
Founding director, in parting lecture, credits Nordenberg for taking a risk on Pitt’s Center on Race & Social Problems.