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Issues with federal funding and international students' visas continue throughout country.
The number nationwide is more than 1,000; many taking their cases to court.
The IT security policy seeks to safeguard confidentiality, integrity of Pitt-related data.
SJP was suspended in March after library ‘study-in’ and distribution of support letter.
New initiatives add returnable stainless-steel food containers and digital business cards.
The Teaching Center will provide a quiet, distraction-free space to focus on final grading from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. May 2, as...
The Allegheny Observatory and Riverview Park are collaborating to mark Arbor Day from 2 to 5:30 p.m. April 26, with physics and...
Hillman Library will be closed May 1 to 7 to allow staff to move to the newly renovated ground floor. The new atrium entrance...
Faculty discuss new and innovative ways to break down barriers and build bridges.
Schools and other groups will hold special events to mark graduation 2025.
By SUSAN JONES Universities like Penn and Columbia are seeing hundreds of millions of dollars in federal grants frozen or...
The confidential responses, due by April 14, will measure attitudes, show areas that need improvement.
More students detained; massive layoffs begin at HHS; Michigan closes DEI office.
Fields Medalist James A. Maynard visited Pittsburgh in March as the featured speaker for the inaugural Pittsburgh Mathematical...
Pitt immigration law professor says detentions having a ‘chilling effect’ on protests.