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Samuel Dickerson in engineering class
Samuel Dickerson’s innovative ideas have been recognized by the University.
The spring term may be over, but there’s still plenty to be learned at the Teaching and Learning Center. Classes and workshops...
Scene from "Anna's War"
The event from May 6 to 11 includes 12 films and eight discussions.
Committee exploring portal to connect classroom work with community organizations.
Pitt–Titusville building
Butler Community College will be part of the Education and Training Campus.
Brian Primack
Search for Honors College dean begins; SVC and Pitt–Greensburg president searches continue.
“The Biology of Aging” joint symposium with the University of Pittsburgh and Tsinghua University. May 2-3, Scaife Hall, 11th...
The Pitt Center for Military Medicine Research is hosting a “Meet Your Army” Symposium from 10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. May 7 at the...
I have ogival windows in my office, overlooking Fifth Avenue. They are dirty and grimy, but I can still see through them, and the...
NEW BOOKS “Pragmatism and the Origins of the Policy Sciences: Rediscovering Lasswell and the Chicago School” (Cambridge...
Joe Negri laughing
The 92-year-old guitarist, who started first jazz guitar major here, retiring from teaching after 49 years.
Philip Kitcher, the John Dewey professor of philosophy at Columbia University, has been awarded Pitt’s 2019 Nicholas Rescher...
One faculty member and two staff members were honored for their campus sustainability efforts at Pitt’s annual Sustainability...
Pittsburgh’s Life Sciences Week, sponsored by the Pittsburgh Innovation District, will kick off with a Nobel Prize winner and...
Abimbola Fapohunda Part-Time Faculty, Department of Africana Studies, in front of poster presentationis
Pitt Global Hub and more activities will continue promoting the University’s place in the world.