Llama nanobodies may hold key to COVID treatment, Pitt researcher finds
The tiny antibody fragments could be delivered as an inhalable mist, going directly to lungs.
Students asked to shelter in place starting Nov. 12
While Pitt’s numbers remain low, officials want to limit transmission as students travel home.
August Wilson archive a natural fit for Pitt and Pittsburgh
Library plans to hire project archivist and involve students in processing 450 boxes of material.
Pitt pandemic heroes: Ombudsperson a calming presence for grad students
Philippa Carter’s role in the Dietrich School also means making virtual visits to promote Pitt.
Climate Action Plan will help achieve carbon neutral goal
Sustainability officials seeking feedback on how to move forward and what would success look like.
School of Education’s organization and physical space revamped
Dean Kinloch says both changes will help school meet vision of equity, innovation and justice.
Final exams may take on a new look this semester
Teaching center offers alternatives to traditional tests, says remote proctoring has risks.
New Public Health dean’s focus has been on environmental health policy
Lichtveld brings 40 years of experience to Pitt, most recently at Tulane University.
List of people who took retirement package continues to grow
School of Education’s Carole Bost started as a teenager and is leaving after 54 years.
Limited construction projects moving ahead on Oakland campus
Coaches moving into Petersen Sports Complex addition; Bigelow crosswalk now open.
Get tips on how to make your home office more energy efficient
An energy audit can help determine where your house is leaking air.
ULS premieres documentary created by East Asian Library
“The Revolution They Remember” brings together oral histories of Cultural Revolution.