A walk on the wild side (of Fifth Avenue)
It’s tough going for pedestrians (and vehicles) on this major corridor through Oakland.
While Hazelwood Green construction continues, BioForge projects move forward
CEO Ken Gabriel outlines goals for innovations to increase access to precision medicine.
Committee shares concerns about faculty, staff access to Recreation and Wellness Center
Loss of Trees, Bellefield hall pools leaves gap for those looking to swim and work out.
Hoax call about shooter at law school among several at U.S. universities
Emergency response and alerts to Pitt community happened quickly during Aug. 28 incident.
Higher ed update: Will judge’s ruling be enough to get Harvard’s funding back?
Homeland Security proposes limiting how long international students can stay in U.S.
Health Sciences’ Lawson changed his path after studying abroad
His public health degree has taken him from the Peace Corps to the CDC and to Pitt.
Online Water Cooler hopes to attract more participants this year
The program helps remote workers find connections with coworkers.
Lasting Lessons: The power of persistence and of non-traditional work
Two Pitt staff members used life experience to bolster their education.
Fulbright awards immerse Pitt faculty in geopolitics, cancer treatments, traffic regulations
Fulbright Foreign Scholarship Board accommodates research in Israel, Montenegro, Spain.
There are several ways to be mindful on campus this fall
Online mindset series, Meditation Mondays, stress management and more available.
Join Prevention at Pitt to mark Campus Sexual Assault Awareness Month
Activities designed to support survivors and increase awareness,
Campus Bike Week kicks off with a festival on Sept. 8
Fun rides and confident cycling classes take place throughout the week.
Undergrad and grad schools now formally the Pitt School of Business
The Katz name will continue to be used on Mervis Hall and other materials.