From Pitt associate professor to Ukrainian economy minister
Economics department’s Mylovanov on leave to help make reforms in his native country.
Professor brings State Department fellowship work back to campus
Treado hopes to form a working group to look at strategies for socially responsible investing by large institutions.
Black alumni say more work needed on diversity issues
Homecoming events mark 50 years since computer center sit-in.
‘The Time Warp’ helps jump start Year of Creativity
Calendar filling up with activities related to annual theme; grant money still available.
Events planned to celebrate and elevate community engagement
Staff Community of Practice and spring forum will help bring practitioners together.
Charity starts at your Pitt home; opportunities abound this season
Registration for Christmas Day at Pitt volunteers begins on Nov. 18, but there are more ways to give.
Teaching heroes: Savun tackles civil war, world politics and peacekeeping
The political science professor asks students to think analytically about tough topics.
Scenes from Homecoming’s Welcome Back Reception and Fireworks
Hundreds gathered inside and outside the Cathedral of Learning for festivities.
Growing up in Homewood gave John Wallace interesting view of Pitt
New Social Work chair, in Provost’s Inaugural Lecture, says University must “build bridges.”
‘Living with the Dead’ invades Hillman Library for a night
The Romero collection celebration a scary good time for all who attended.
One-woman show looks at the pitfalls of plastic surgery
“140 LBS: How Beauty Killed My Mother” presented by Vietnamese Student Association.