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Heinz Chapel Choir Holiday Concert tickets are now on sale. The concert series will have four performances in Heinz Memorial...
Twenty-one faculty members in the natural sciences and economics departments in the Dietrich School of Arts and Sciences were...
New Canon system to address changes in employees’ post-pandemic printing habits. 
Pitt Environmental Health & Safety and ZOLL Medical will host several sessions of AED awareness training on Nov. 13. The 45...
Registration is now open for fall Faculty and Staff Development Programs. The fall workshops are presented in various modes —...
The former vice chancellor for government relations is also a Pitt Law grad.
ADAPTED FROM PITT MAGAZINE Paul Supowitz, who graduated from Pitt’s School of Law in 1989 and came back to the University in...
Pitt’s United Way Campaign has returned for another year of giving and impact — and there’s a new benefit for those who donate...
This fall’s campus tree tour this fall will be held at 11 a.m. and 1 p.m. Oct. 18 by local nonprofit Tree Pittsburgh! You will...
Curiosity, computing school background inform dynamic problem-solving approach.
New committee to address CHIPS and Science Act compliance involving research grants.
Gabel outlines progress on Plan for Pitt and touts other University accomplishments.
About 150 protesters were met by small group supporting Israel on Sept. 25.
With tensions high as the war in the Middle East continues to grow, events are planned for next week to mark one year since a...
One of the signature events of the second Year of Discourse and Dialogue is an All Angles program addressing the topic of...