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Staff Assembly focuses on overcoming traumatic events, both personal and global.
George Romero
The filmmaker’s collection will be foundation for study of horror and science fiction.
Ballard Spahr was paid $240,000 for work on union and other issues.
Work on the Fifth Avenue side of Schenley Quad
Cathedral classrooms, Hillman’s third floor and Lawrence Hall computer lab among sites getting updates.
Executive search firm hired to help find Arthur Levine’s replacement.
The University Stores’ sidewalk summer sale runs through May 18 on the Litchfield Towers patio. The sale is from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m...
Phillippine Nationality Room
The event includes performance, free tours, Catholic mass and fundraising dinner.
Novelist and retired Pitt English professor was more than an ‘outlaw writer.’
By MARTY LEVINE Faced with swelling fall enrollments of 1,400 students in the introductory Foundations of Biology 1 class —...
Now through the end of July, the Bigelow Boulevard bus stop on Fifth Avenue will be relocated to the corner of Fifth and...
Sharon Smith in front of sign
Outgoing Pitt–Greensburg president celebrated at two events on campus.
Persad instructor leads seminar on how to be sensitive and inclusive.
By JOEL BRADY Teaching a compressed course, like a six-week summer course, provides unique educational opportunities for...
Staff performance appraisal season is upon us, which means most of us will soon be filling out self-appraisal forms. Human...
The election results for open seats on Senate committees were revealed May 7 at Faculty Assembly. There have been several re-...