ISSUE 7: November 18, 2024

The Eatery now brighter, healthier and still open to everyone

With safety issues resolved, Pitt employees welcome at redesigned Towers dining hall.

Higher education may face stiff headwinds under Trump

Diversity initiatives, Title IX and Department of Education will face scrutiny under incoming administration.

In wake of election, government relations outlines potential concerns

David Brown anticipates ‘noise’ and pushback more than radical changes in ‘way we do business.’

Proposed ad hoc committee on antisemitism sparks debate

Move to delay motion decried by some, seen as necessary by others.

Latest Pitt enrollment numbers encouraging at undergraduate, graduate levels

Harding, Godley tout increases, lament setbacks from Supreme Court decision, FAFSA delays.

Professors immersed themselves in Cement City for podcast

The multi-year project about Donora, its people and their struggles available now.

Resolution to give affinity groups access to Senate approved

Kear acknowledges historic significance of U.S. election and urges all to remain hopeful.

LIBRARY INSIDER: Falk Library construction project complete

Individual study spaces and more group study options part of new design.

AI should be seen as a collaborator not the creator, faculty and staff class told

Latest development course tries to take the mystery out of artificial intelligence.

Professor’s eighth book shares stories of women struggling as adjuncts

Western PA native Dave Newman honored as 2024 Pitt–Greensburg Alumnus of Distinction.

Report highlights civic preparedness event, upcoming union election

Provost McCarthy shares chancellor's kudos to new athletic director, gives update on searches.

Chancellor’s awards honor staff from throughout University

Nine Pitt employees celebrated for their special contributions.

Suppliers show off food, swag and more at Pitt showcase

Companies from airlines to hotels to graphic designers vie for University business.

Western Psych shooting was what brought Fritz to public safety

Vice chancellor says teamwork inside and outside department are key in a crisis.

Education benefits still offer deals for staff, dependents and spouses

Regional campuses have plenty of programs that might be the right fit.

Signing day for startups celebrates researcher-entrepreneurs

The first-of-its-kind event showcases scientists working to commercialize innovations.

Provost announces leadership team changes

Winters named assistant provost for strategy; Ellerbee leaving University.

Glowland brings interactive installation to Schenley Plaza

Events include drone show on Dec. 7 and parade and puppet show on Dec. 14.

There are plenty of ways to volunteer for Christmas Day at Pitt

Food packing will take place Dec 19 and 20; gifts for children accepted until Dec. 9.

Pittsburgh Regional Transit seeks input on new bus routes

Bus rapid transit system work will move into second phase and Oakland next year.

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ISSUE 7: November 18, 2024

The Eatery now brighter, healthier and still open to everyone