These Pitt for Lifers came as students and never left
Faculty and staff ranks hold many alumni who are devoted to the University.
Pitt staff vote to unionize; info sessions will discuss what comes next
Fewer than half of eligible employees cast ballots, but of those 70% voted to join USW.
Inside … Cathedral’s 38th floor keeps the building moving
Elevators and redone water system run smoothly a floor below Babcock Room.
Board of Trustees meets at the Assembly building, hears annual report
Gabel outlines progress on Plan for Pitt and touts other University accomplishments.
Adam Lee brings passion for connecting students, resources to vice provost role
Curiosity, computing school background inform dynamic problem-solving approach.
Research committee discusses latest federal security requirements, revisions
New committee to address CHIPS and Science Act compliance involving research grants.
Pro-Palestinian demonstrations on campus since June stay peaceful
About 150 protesters were met by small group supporting Israel on Sept. 25.
Working at home and feeling alone? Gather at the water cooler
A new online program from Mental Wellness Task Force hopes to connect people.
Panther Overlook coming to mid-campus hillside
Trustees approve $14.5 million to create new gathering area above O’Hara.
Exploring the Jewish deli as iconic and religious experience
Director says Jewish Studies is about more than conflict and antisemitism.
Pick up some Panther Paws for a perfect Pitt pleasure
Sarris creates signature new turtle-like candy for the University.
Pitt faculty members explore fresh approaches to out-of-class office hours
Efforts seek to diversify range of students engaging with instructors.
DeJong honored by Trustees as he transitions to new role
Former SVC will help plan Cathedral centennial and will return to economics department.
Symposium will address risks when traveling overseas
Pitt Global wants to help all in higher education be prepared for crises.
Supowitz retires after 27 years connecting with the community
The former vice chancellor for government relations is also a Pitt Law grad.
ULS acquires archive of the late jazz pianist Ahmad Jamal
Collection contains hundreds of manuscript scores and compositions.