Jinx Walton has seen a rapid tech evolution in her 18 years as chief information officer
The outgoing senior administration hopes recent report will help Pitt focus on using technology the most effectively.
Anyone can be an advocate for Pitt at annual day in Harrisburg
Community and Government Relations hopes to attract new advocates to make the trip in March.
Even without a building, Hill District CEC director is hard at work
Kirk Holbrook wants to improve Pitt’s relationship with the historic neighborhood.
Celebrate black history with events throughout the month at Pitt
Actress, playwright Anna Deavere Smith kicked off the celebration this week with powerful performance.
Regular vs. temporary part-time faculty rules vary widely
The designation could mean the difference between getting benefits or not.
BOT committee approves three-year, $8.7 million lease on 87 apartments
The Bridge on Forbes building will house 230 students when it opens in the fall.
Women’s Affinity Group for staff and faculty taking shape
With upcoming events, co-chairs hope to ‘build a community of kind of empowerment’
Year of Pitt Global is bringing a variety of unique events to all Pitt campuses
Committee co-chair Belkys Torres tells Staff Council seminar that focus reinforces how international Pitt has always been.
Pitt appropriation remains flat in Gov. Wolf’s budget proposal
No state-related universities see funding raise in state plan; Pitt is seeking a 6.5 percent increase.
‘Moe’ Coleman remembered as mediator, mentor and champion of fairness
The founding director of the Institute of Politics had a big impact at Pitt and in Pittsburgh
Graduate Studies Retreat looks at all parts of the student life cycle
Vice Provost Nathan Urban leads discussions on recruiting, GREs, mental health and more.