DeJong named vice chancellor of Human Resources after 2 months as interim
The former executive vice provost has been in the job since July and already has plenty of ideas.
Teaching heroes: GSPIA’s Santucci wants students to challenge ideas
Lecturer in intelligence studies came to Pitt after 12 years of government service.
Physician assistant program elevated to department and relocated
Master’s degree candidates take up residence in new Murdoch Building.
ASK THE UTIMES: What’s the meaning of the sculpture in Posvar Hall?
Artist Virgil Cantini’s work can be seen in at least 18 pieces around Oakland.
‘Materializing Memory’ looks at China through modern eyes
The exhibit, on view through Oct. 11, is the University Art Gallery’s first all-video show.
Global Town Hall to address climate, gender and sustainability issues
Organizers hope to show how local activism can influence global governance.
All of Us PA ready to enroll more people at new Forbes Avenue storefront
The research program wants to enroll 1 million people to create a database to study different diseases.
Flu shot clinics will start Sept. 18 for UPMC Health Plan members
Free shots available on all of Pitt’s campuses for faculty and staff.
Pitt rises in U.S. News & World Report public and national university rankings
Oakland campus also ranks in top 385 colleges in annual Princeton Review survey of students.
Faculty, Staff Appreciation Game Sept. 21 at Heinz Field
Pitt Athletics Hall of Fame class will be recognized during the Central Florida match-up.
Noh theater group to premiere ‘Gettysburg’ at Charity Randall Theatre
The ancient Japanese performance form uses masks, music, dance and more.