New CIO Henderson looks at streamlining Pitt systems
The head of IT services had several links to the University before he even got here. Read more »
Pitt presses PLRB to uphold original graduate student election results
Hearing examiner had previously ruled that University engaged in unfair labor practices. Read more »
ASK THE UTIMES: Does Hillman have a sister?
Forbes Avenue building bears a striking resemblance to Pitt’s library. Read more »
Faculty Assembly gets chance to quiz HR’s DeJong and new CIO Henderson
Bonneau reports that Senate officers will now receive compensation. Read more »
Possible Koch Foundation grant raises concerns at Faculty Assembly
Committees will be asked to look at Pitt’s funding processes and protections. Read more »
Library ready to show off a few items from Romero collection
Pitt hopes to become leader in horror studies, starting with the zombie master’s archives. Read more »
‘Appointment stream faculty’ suggested to replace non-tenure-stream
Faculty Affairs Committee votes unanimously to accept Provost Cudd’s proposed change. Read more »
Budget Committee pushes for more education on Pitt budget process
Questions abound on how University decided on 1.5 percent cut this year. Read more »
Safety crawl highlights hazards to walkers, bicyclists and vehicles
Current Bellefield crosswalk project has long been championed by Staff Council. Read more »
Senior Leadership Academy gives participants 360-degree view of Pitt
First cohort of 21 joined by hundreds of other University supervisors at inaugural forum. Read more »
Advanced Analytics Summit to offer forum for best practices
With second gathering, Pitt hopes to become a leader in using analytics in higher ed. Read more »
Teaching heroes: School of Engineering’s Jacobs inspires students to care more
Engineering faculty member uses real-world examples, team building to engage students. Read more »
Pitt Momentum offers large-scale funding for internal research projects
Awards will total up to $920,000 annually; largest grants will be $400,000 over two years. Read more »
Tree of Life tragedy to be remembered throughout campus, city
‘Lest We Forget’ exhibit of Holocaust survivors timed to coincide with commemorations. Read more »
Property watch: Keeping track of what’s coming and going in Oakland
Construction and planning projects will be numerous over the next several years. Read more »
Fossil fuel divestment protestors confront Board of Trustees at Pitt-Johnstown
Chancellor Patrick Gallagher said he’s looking to provide “a clear pathway” for students to engage the board in the future. Read more »
Pitt Green Office wants to boost sustainability efforts campus-wide
The Office of Sustainability is encouraging staff, faculty to do a self-assessment of their area's efforts. Read more »
Pennsylvania lawmakers to introduce student-athlete compensation bill
Allegheny Democratic state Reps. Dan Miller and Ed Gainey were inspired by a recent California law. Read more »
Diversity and Inclusion restructures, will add new positions
Disability Resources and Services will now be a part of ODI. Read more »
Pitt Law’s Ron Brand honored with Sheth Award
Ceremony on Oct. 14 will mark the beginning of International Week. Read more »
Input sought on future of Charles Anderson Bridge
The span across Junction Hollow will need to be rehabbed or reconstructed. Read more »
Godzilla has roared through Japan’s history
Expert to discuss “King of the Monsters” impact and image. Read more »
Also in This Issue:
LIBRARY INSIDER: Romero’s legacy cast a long shadow
TECH CORNER: Use Ask Cathy for fast-track access to Pitt services
CEC Homewood prepares for first anniversary celebration
Provost’s Office accepting new round of course incubator proposals
Get some help to improve your walking or biking around campus
Pitt Day of Caring offers two-hour opportunity on campus
Publishing Clearinghouse: Transgender children; Hispanic-serving institutions
MyHealth@Work Center offering health coaching, prescription advice and TIAA sessions
Lecture spotlight: Nuclear test aftermath; clinical dismissal; border family separations
Green Speakeasy will examine Trump-era environmental policies over drinks
Pitt faculty and students can now use Gradescope