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What has been your favorite educational experience in life: the most inspiring, the most surprising, the most fun, the one that’s...
Seven awards were given out during the K. Leroy Irvis Black History Month Celebration on Feb. 26 at Alumni Hall. The awards...
Allegheny County Executive Sara Innamorato, an alumna of Pitt’s College of Business Administration, will be on the Oakland campus...
Uncertainty looms about fees for new Recreation and Wellness Center.
The Dean’s Achievement Awards were launched last year as part of the Dietrich School of Arts & Sciences and College of...
The 1999 film pioneered a new marketing strategy using fake news accounts.
A play inspired by the writer’s research within the University Library System’s August Wilson Archive will get a reading on March...
The University Center for International Studies will host an Anti/Democracy Mini Symposium on March 19 to address the growing...
The Dick Thornburgh Forum for Law & Public Policy will host retired Ambassador David Carden in a discussion about “Re-...
The annual conflict of interest disclosure period begins on March 17, 2025. Disclosures must be submitted by April 15, 2025....
The attack on race-conscious policies does not have the ‘force of law,’ attorney says.
Committee members say researchers need to lead advocacy for funding.
Pitt carefully reviewing new Ph.D. hires ‘to align with anticipated fiscal constraints.’
Plaintiffs argue cut would cause irreparable harm; Trump attorney says rule is under ‘broad discretionary power’ of president.
Improved signage, lighting, signaling, crosswalks recommended for accident-plagued area.