Pitt alum David Frederick makes unique gift to benefit Honors College
Revenue from development at Oxford, where he was a Rhodes Scholar, will create endowment here.
Building access restrictions will end July 1
Swipe stations going away; policy could change if COVID risks increase.
Assad led Pitt Business to its highest rankings ever
The outgoing dean praises faculty and staff teamwork in accomplishing goals.
Event celebrates beginning of UPMC hospital construction
Leaders tout lifestyle-friendly features of planned 17-story facility on Fifth Avenue.
Charity started by SHRS professor helps other families adopt
The Wert family wanted to pay forward a gift that helped them bring their son home.
Money approved for enabling work at new arena site
The $15 million will go toward excavating area next to Petersen Events Center.
Pitt’s green stormwater projects get a moment to shine
Tour shows off rain gardens and revamped lawns and plazas to design professionals and others.
Pharmacy and therapeutics department chair named as dean
Amy Lynn Seybert succeeds Patricia Kroboth, who is retiring after two decades.
Mask policy allows flexibility as community levels change
Right now, face coverings are optional, but CMRO urges use in large crowds.
Public Safety and Environmental Health resume in-person training
Departments can request the four-hour active killer training program.