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Growth of Mentoring and Advising Summit helps Pitt take lead in coordinated philosophy
By JULIA MEADE  One of my favorite aspects of working at Pitt is the wonderful people I have met. The year I graduated from my...
Are you concerned that you are at risk for diabetes or have been told by your doctor that you have pre-diabetes? Have you gained...
The Discipline-Based Science Education Research Center (dB-SERC) has awarded 10 Course Transformation Awards to faculty in...
The Office of Engagement and Community Affairs is bringing back the Day of Caring on  Oct. 17, which gives Pitt staff and faculty...
The Office of Planning, Design and Construction will hold an open forum on the Campus Master Plan from 4 to 7 p.m. Sept. 10 in...
Welcome Week begins Aug. 16, with early move-in for children of Pitt staff and faculty, and runs through Lantern Night on Aug. 24...
The University Times will be taking a one-edition break in August, but will be back with lots of new content on Friday, Aug. 22...
The outgoing Senate president reflects on the accomplishments and challenges of her four years in office.
By SHANNON O. WELLS Based on what it called a “comprehensive review” of its help desk operations, Pitt Information Technology,...
University wins second Lodestar Award for solar panel installations; free POGOH bike rides offered.
 Lindsay Rodzwicz
Dependent care, rec center and parking will continue as top issues.
Rutenbar and others have been closely monitoring development of FAIR model.
Columbia University agrees to pay $200 million fine and disciplines student protesters.
University says the initiative’s goals weren’t aligned with the Plan for Pitt 2028.