Spring campus chores range from planting thousands of pansies to clearing student clutter
CUPS committee updated on Facilities Management-led preparations for warmer seasons.
Pitt Police paying particular attention to pedestrian issues along Fifth
Public Safety officials outline procedures for tornado watches and warnings, like one in March.
Two Pitt employee surveys ruled unfair labor practices by PLRB
One questionnaire was University-wide and one was in the Department of Medicine.
Shuttles available from campus to Acrisure Stadium for May 3 commencement
Some school ceremonies will take place at the new Arena and Sports Performance Center.
STAFF MATTERS: Parking at Pitt: A system under strain, and a community searching for solutions
Creative solutions needed to meet demand that outstrips supply of spaces, Staff Council says.
Pitt Digital seeks input on exploring network-as-a-service model to save resources, money
Mark Henderson cites rising equipment maintenance costs, limitations of self-managed system.
Staff awards: Joining Staff Council opened a lot of doors for Suzanne Lynch
Pitt Digital’s Heather Lego has helped people throughout Pitt make business processes easier.
Earth Month events celebrate sustainability with awards, films, tree tours, symposia
Environmental Discourse ‘Speakeasy’ event aims to advance communication strategies.
Anesthesiology professor’s latest book traces transformative childhood year in Spain
Inspired by his dad, a teacher and an elusive lizard, Orebaugh traded a shy nature for academic medicine.
More traffic expected in Oakland during NFL Draft
Pitt asks supervisors to be flexible on remote work; most buses operating on Saturday schedules.
Young daughter’s leukemia diagnosis proves game-changer for organization volunteer
Neurosurgery's Allison Borrasso works with now-healthy child on Blood Cancer United’s fundraising challenge.
Mentoring award winner looks for projects that can ‘change the world’
Brian Sullivan volunteers to help Pitt faculty and students involved in startups.
Staff Council speaker gives strategies to ‘challenge negative self-talk’
‘Focusing on the facts and the data will get you through this,” April Dukes says.
Higher ed update: Schools, including Pitt, given more time to collect data
Several universities cutting programs; Syracuse offers early retirement; Hampshire to close.
Work finally underway at Pitt-owned Quality Inn site
University selected Radnor Property Group last year to develop the building.