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Adolf Grünbaum
The noted philosopher came to the University in 1960.
The new booklet complements the one developed for students last year.
By SUSAN JONES A policy on policies might sound a bit Orwellian, but the head of Pitt’s newest administrative office hopes the...
Registration opens Dec. 3 for the spring 2019 Be Fit Pitt classes for faculty and staff. New this term are three half-hour,...
There’s so much activity on Pitt’s campuses that sometimes news gets overlooked by the wider University community. We’ll...
Meredith Guthrie
Department of Communications lecturer wants to teach students ‘to learn for themselves.’
The University Times welcomes information about new books, journals, plays and musical compositions written or edited by faculty...
By JULIA DAHM In a recent WPXI news story, Pitt medical student Angelica Escobar demonstrates how using virtual reality (VR)...
By SCOTT KIESLING and JULIE BEAULIEU Today’s young people, and even some of us not so young people, have grown up in a world...
Pitt–Titusville sign
Transition to a ‘collaborative model’ with community college and trade schools moving ahead.
Rosemary “Rosie” Rinella
‘Rosie’ Rinella started when she was still in high school and has served under five deans.
Earlier this month, Provost Ann Cudd began holding monthly office hours, open to all faculty, staff and students. Anyone with...
The Office of the Provost is accepting applications for the next round of grants in the Provost’s Personalized Education Grant...
The Harry Potter books aren’t exactly scholarly works, but several scholars have used them to explore a variety of topics. Dr....
Five prizes will be handed out at the 13th annual event, including a lifetime achievement award.