ISSUE 21: June 14, 2024

Pitt’s postdocs welcome pay hike but still worry about job security and career prospects

Industry luring away more Ph.D.s; researchers wonder who will pay for raises in grant-based programs.

New $1 million HUD grant will focus on smart technologies, but some fixes can be simple.

Democrats, Republicans sponsor competing bills on remaking higher education.

Student Affairs concerned about uptick in protests and high-profile construction projects.

Feeling of belonging, and that administration supports diversity fell below Pitt’s peer institutions.

Alison Sanders’ team will focus on Superfund sites throughout the state.

The new honors outpost will build on program started 2.5 years ago at the regional campus.

Swanson School’s Jacob Stempky and SHRS alum Johnny Willett prepare to release new EP.

Recent Pitt graduate Morgan Weaver helps others navigate loan repayment path.

Vice dean of operations tells Staff Council gathering that he’s always sought new challenges.

Teeter, Lipton praised for contributions in fields of dispute resolution, technology law.

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