Most Pitt employees don’t fall for fake phishing test
Last year, CSSD sent out emails to see who would click on potentially dangerous links.
Government shutdown not having a big impact on campus so far
Chief Legal Officer Geovette Washington has unique insight on the shutdown from her work at OMB.
Gallagher, five other administrators awarded 2.25% raises
Chancellor’s salary will be $555,000, plus he’ll receive $500,000 in deferred retention incentive payments this year.
Teaching heroes: Professor recalls her own college days to help students
Biological Sciences’ Andrea Berman wants to ‘make the learning environment less formal’
Pitt Queer Professionals working to spread the word
The relatively new affinity group is starting to tackle issues important to community.
Upcoming road, bridge projects to have big impact on campus
City transportation planner gives updates on BRT, Bigelow Boulevard, Charles Anderson Bridge and Mon-Oakland Connector.
Port Authority’s Atwood Station opens on Fifth Avenue
Riders can find benches, bicycle racks, maps and arrival times at new bus stop
More than 200 from Pitt community volunteer for Christmas Day at Pitt
Sodexo served 2,000 meals; 1,000 sets of winter wear were handed out; and more than 500 gifts were distributed.
Honor Martin Luther King Jr. with a Day of Service
Volunteer program on Jan. 21 just one of the events on campus to honor the slain civil rights leader.
Jewish Studies offering pop-up mini-course on antisemitism in wake of Tree of Life tragedy
The weekly classes are available for credit or to all faculty, staff or students as a public lecture series