SHRS building integrates range of learning experiences with current technology
New Fifth and Halket facility brings all the school’s programs under one roof.
Interim SHRS dean reflects on successes, challenges
Beck views facility as hub for ‘collaboration, innovation, student-centered education.’
Several years in, Budget ReSTART still leaves many with questions
Pitt’s controller says the new process allows for more detailed look at performance.
ClassRanked teaching surveys will give faculty more options
Volunteers sought to participate in a pilot of the new system this semester.
Trustees hear about Pitt’s efforts to promote its public impact
Protesters interrupt meeting calling for more transparency on endowment.
Faculty fellows bring range of expertise to enhanced Seminar in Composition program
Initiative exposes first-year students to various fields as they develop writing, critical-thinking skills.
Exhibits tell the ‘hidden history’ of two Nationality Rooms
The display at Hillman Library is part of the 100th anniversary of the rooms.
Pitt will lease 148-bed apartment building in North Oakland for 5 years
5,200 first-year students expected in fall 2026, which would be second largest after this year.
Shapiro requests $30 million for performance-based funding
If approved, this would be the first raise for Pitt, Penn State and Temple since 2019.
Higher ed timeline: CMU near top of list for foreign gifts and contracts
Massachusetts opens the door for three-year undergraduate degrees.
Harding steps down as Pitt’s chief enrollment officer
He plans to retire in July but will advise office until then; Kane named interim.
Pitt research leaders express relief in wake of federal funding approved for NIH, NSF
Signed legislation effectively blocks proposed cap on reimbursement of ‘indirects’ through September.
Lasting Lessons: Taking life personally
‘Showing up’ is more than half the battle for Public Health's Glynn.
Committee focuses on snow removal, safety concerns related to winter storms, deep freeze
Pitt crews praised for their efforts, including work on city-controlled corridors
It takes work to stay aware of all the AI resources available here
Library workshop outlines different programs and their strengths.
Delo Blough takes the long view on immigration issues
International Services director retiring after 35-year career helping others.
Property watch: Pitt buys Atwood Street property
Walnut Capital wants exemption on affordable housing rule for student apartment complex.
First measles cases confirmed for 2026 in Pennsylvania
Vaccines are available for faculty, staff, students and public on campus.
Dietrich School announces Innovation Initiative award winners
The grants give faculty time and financial resources to explore new ideas.