Volume 52|

ISSUE 4: October 10, 2019

Hearing examiner had previously ruled that University engaged in unfair labor practices.

Bonneau reports that Senate officers will now receive compensation.

University announces Center for Governance and Markets in GSPIA, which is funded by $4.2 million from the foundation.

Faculty Affairs Committee votes unanimously to accept Provost Cudd’s proposed change.

Questions abound on how University decided on 1.5 percent cut this year.

First cohort of 21 joined by hundreds of other University supervisors at inaugural forum.

With second gathering, Pitt hopes to become a leader in using analytics in higher ed.

Awards will total up to $920,000 annually; largest grants will be $400,000 over two years.

Construction and planning projects will be numerous over the next several years.

Chancellor Patrick Gallagher said he’s looking to provide “a clear pathway” for students to engage the board in the future.

Allegheny Democratic state Reps. Dan Miller and Ed Gainey were inspired by a recent California law.

Disability Resources and Services will now be a part of ODI.

The span across Junction Hollow will need to be rehabbed or reconstructed.