After more than 7 years, Hillman Library ready to shine
A soft opening shows off the new glass atrium and ground floor areas.
House v. NCAA settlement complicated — and still not settled
Roster limits are latest stumbling block for landmark ruling in college sports.
Pitt Athletics seeking best plan to meet House case requirements
AD Greene said new model would favor football, basketball — but other sports not forgotten.
Chancellor reflects on triumphs, challenges of 2024-25 academic year
Outgoing Senate President Kear thanks shared-governance colleagues; Gosia Fort receives Senate Service Award.
Trustees agree to lease with new developer for Quality Inn site
Board’s chair and vice chair re-elected at short May 8 meeting.
Faculty member’s research grant termination sparks discussion at Senate Council
Gabel, Kear emphasize efforts to create resources, coordinated response to federal funding cuts.
Kear reflects on recent Town Hall, Senate elections, commencement event
Outgoing Senate president expresses concerns about Planning and Budget Committee’s effectiveness.
Higher ed update: House GOP bill would increase endowment tax on elite schools
NSF abolishing all 37 divisions and cutting more workforce in restructuring.
Student interest drove birth of undergraduate public policy degree
Renamed School of Public and International Affairs following trend with new program.
Mark Henderson details transformative year in IT challenges, innovations
CIO discusses navigating federal funding uncertainty, cyber threats, quickly evolving AI models.
Council develops performance-based funding formula for Pitt, Penn State, Temple
Proposed plan, which lawmakers will need to approve, calls for incentives to come from new money.
See the sights of commencement at all of Pitt’s campuses
The University graduated its largest class ever at ceremonies May 3 and 4.
ELI pilot study looks at testing and support services for English proficiency
Committee also hears about efforts to spread out Testing Center bookings.
Faculty, students share benefits, frustrations of AI at multi-campus forum
Feedback-seeking workshops, dynamic guidelines help create common ground.
Dining options abound on Oakland campus this summer
Pitt Ca$h members get 50% discount entry to The Eatery.
SENATE MATTERS: My So-Called Senate Year
(A reference for the Gen Xers, a much maligned generation)