Chancellor says Pitt entered Koch grant agreement with ‘eyes wide open’
Director of new center Jennifer Murtazashvili stresses fieldwork opportunities on governance issues; opponents want more transparency.
Bonneau: The importance of academic freedom
“One of the reasons many of us chose a career in academia is because of the freedom to pursue lines of inquiry of interest to us and to do so free from constraint from others.”
Chirimuuta: Looking a gift horse in the mouth
The challenges that come wrapped up with controversial donations.
Chancellor: Tree of Life impact won’t go away anytime soon
Pittsburgh and Pitt will mark one year from the shooting tragedy this weekend.
School of Education’s Patel molding her role as associate dean for Equity and Justice
One year in, she credits Dean Valerie Kinloch with having the foresight to create her position.
Scenes from Homecoming’s Welcome Back Reception and Fireworks
Hundreds gathered inside and outside the Cathedral of Learning for festivities.
‘Living with the Dead’ invades Hillman Library for a night
The Romero collection celebration a scary good time for all who attended.
Residents embracing Homewood Community Engagement Center
After one year, CEC has served 4,500 people and held 667 events.
Pitt Law professor uses improv comedy to help students to embrace mistakes
Ideas from stage can improve students’ ability to think on the fly, professor says.
Homecoming activities abound for staff and faculty
Chancellor Gallagher will give a new University Update to alumni on Oct. 25.
Faculty and staff help out during annual Day of Caring
Hundreds took to the streets to clean, weed, do maintenance and much more.
Art gallery exhibits feature ‘Metal from Clay’ and ‘Curious Drawings’
Museum Studies students curated the works by Doctor Clapp; ‘Aluminum Stories’ features city’s other metal