Collaboration helped bring anti-Black racism class together quickly
Faculty Assembly members questions on shared governance’s involvement and degree requirements answered.
Diversity Forum just the beginning, new vice chancellor says
So far, Pickett said he’s happy with Pitt’s commitments to being more inclusive.
Panther fans can’t go to Heinz Field for September games
Gallagher says Pitt ultimately will decide if conditions are safe for student-athletes to compete.
Osher Institute welcomes more than 1,000 members online
Remote classes for people 50 and older have some benefits for those who are less mobile.
Look for safety concierges as buildings start to reopen
University identifies nontraditional spaces for studying, announces guest restrictions in place.
Lessons learned: Intro to Knowledge taught both faculty and students
Summer course at Pitt–Greensburg helped make everyone more comfortable online.
Libraries reopen with fewer chairs, more masks and no food
Hillman’s renovated third floor makes its long-awaited debut, but with social distance.
Pitt Eats welcomes new offerings, dining on Posvar patio
Create, Ft. Pitt Subs, True Burger and The Roost now open in campus buildings.
Committee finds Scaife Hall namesake served Pitt well
Students had raised concerns about name, because of daughter’s ties to anti-immigrant efforts.
Fitness facilities opening, but you’ll need reservations
There also are still plenty of virtual options through Be Fit Pitt.
Housing high-rise planned for former Marathon station lot
The proposed building at 3500 Forbes Ave. would have nearly 300 units.
Download Nextbike app and get ready to take a free Healthy Ride
The program piloted with first-year students last year expands to all on Oakland campus.
Aug. 24 COVID-19 update: Random tests of incoming students find no new COVID-19 cases
Bonner says “more than a handful” of students facing interim sanctions for alleged health violations.