University budget includes 3% salary pool; 2% tuition hike for in-state students
The balanced $3.2 billion spending plan has more money for research and student aid.
Just-passed state budget maintains Pitt’s funding at same level since 2019
Separate bill signed to establish council to develop performance-based funding metrics.
New Trustees chair wants to increase board’s transparency
Pittsburgh native John Verbanac concerned about access and affordability of higher education.
Staff union organizers say election coming in August
Faculty union elects first slate of officers following contract approval in May.
Ariel Armony departing Pitt; Wisniewski leaving vice provost role
Latest personnel moves add to several changes in the provost’s office this year.
Honors students explore wonders of Wyoming land preserved for Pitt
Arrowheads, railroad artifacts among discoveries in partnership with University of Wyoming.
Retreat brings tools, insights to faculty from historically underrepresented groups
Third-annual Race@Work event included interactive sessions, visits from Gabel, McCarthy.
Class explores how media impacts perceptions of health issues
Public Health's Beth Hoffman was inspired by "ER" and other shows to develop this new course.
Single game tickets not available to general public for Backyard Brawl
Full- or mini-season package holders or Panther Club members will have access.
Health Hub dispensed 19,231 vaccinations in 17 months
Biometric screenings now offered free to Pitt employees at Fifth Avenue site.