Pitt comes together to honor Tree of Life victims and stress love over hate
Nearly 3,000 gathered on the Cathedral lawn to hear speakers and singers talk about the tragedy.
African-American poetry center director wants to spread the word into the community
Upcoming reading will celebrate end of first fellowship and bring Terrance Hayes back to campus.
Squash ‘federation’ brings together diverse group from across Pitt
Devoted players hope Master Plan includes a new home for the informal program.
Diversity awards recognize work to make curriculum more inclusive
Six faculty members honored by Provost’s Office for the ‘changes of impact’ in their classrooms.
TIAA chief offers tips and trends in saving for retirement
Roger Ferguson visits with faculty, staff and students during time on campus.
Search committee selected for Pitt–Greensburg president
Open forum planned to get community input and survey already online for feedback.
Posvar Hall event marks 80th anniversary of Kristallnacht
Dietrich School dean gives sobering picture of white supremacy and anti-Semitism in the U.S. today.
Pittsburgh native an ambassador for International Space Station
Traveling exhibit accompanies talk by astronaut Mike Fincke, who once held the record for longest time spent in space.
Two parking spots allotted to combat-wounded veterans at Soldiers & Sailors Garage
Spaces on the first level available to lease holders or temporary users.
Heinz Chapel Choir raising funds for new choral work
The piece will honor former director John Goldsmith and celebrate the group’s 80th anniversary.