Drill and sound-wave technology enhance campus tree health assessments
Several trees on Cathedral of Learning lawn likely to be felled or trimmed during holiday breaks.
Chancellor says meeting with Mayor-elect O’Connor very positive
Senate Council hears about three policies identified for decommissioning.
Pitt alum Michael Rees shares drive behind his family’s $30 million gift for honors scholarships
Funding will build endowed fund, broaden student cohort under Chancellor’s Scholarship program.
Athletic director confident about ‘strategic’ approach to finances in wake of House ruling
Pitt has no plans to discontinue non-revenue sports, but has reduced costs, Greene says.
Once nearly shuttered, ELI bolstered by enrollment uptick, renewed partnerships
Director touts positive numbers, new space and website for revitalized campus resource.
Rec center access still a concern for faculty, staff and postdocs
Unions say closing other facilities and charging fees should have been negotiated.
Staff union, administration dispute pace of negotiations
Provisional periods and flex work changes some of the issues now being discussed.
Delitto’s progress from physical therapy to academics was gradual
Pitt EDGE leader tells Staff Council event that current job was ‘a challenge I really wanted to take’
Higher ed update: Education Department moving programs to other federal agencies
Texas A&M will require professors to get approval to discuss some race and gender topics.
Regional update: Greensburg touts cybersecurity recognition, TRIO grant
President says fall semester also included very successful Westmoreland Reads discussion.
After long delay, Pitt once again gets flat funding from the state
Performance-based metrics approved, but won’t be used until next budget year.
Holiday tip: Don’t overcommit — physically, emotionally or financially
Faculty and Staff Development Program focuses on ‘Finding Balance and Meaning.’
Faculty, students voice concerns about international community at Pitt
Letter from union to chancellor asks University to protect immigrant community.
Competitiveness Council president to speak at winter commencement
Volunteers needed to help for Dec. 14 ceremony at Petersen Events Center.
Gabel lauds wellbeing survey results: Pitt students embrace open civic dialogue
Willingness to hear diverse perspectives outweighs proactive steps to resolve differences.
Chancellor names Kimberlee Eberle-Sudré as chief of staff
Pitt grad, who came back to the University in February, will be on senior leadership team.