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Faith Leaders Discuss New Social Justice Movement
During the latest installment of the “This is Not Normal” town hall series at Pitt, four leaders discussed faith and action in the age of pandemics.
From the Pitt Police to Our Community
The University of Pittsburgh Police Department values the voices in our community that have called for police reforms, accountability and open communication. To that end, we want to provide an update
Indoors and Out, Facilities Management Staff Are on the Job
Many facilities management staff members have continued working on campus, even as most Pitt colleagues have shifted to remote work. They’ve kept Pitt buildings and grounds clean and well maintained
Yes, your Mac can get a virus. Here’s how to lower your risk.
Experts in the School of Computing and Information and Pitt Information Technology share about the threats viruses pose and how we can protect ourselves and our devices.
Recession Alums Offer Advice to Pandemic Grads
Four alumni called for hope, persistence and confidence in a conversation with members of the Class of 2020 during a recent panel discussion. The event, organized by the Pitt Alumni Association, is
She’s Got Spirit: How About You?
From blue and gold sweets to sporting Pitt gear from head to toe, College of Business Administration staffer Jody Federer leads the way in building team pride. Know of someone else who loves Pitt
Flex@Pitt has been announced: Now what?
Pitt will move to a flexible remote and in-person approach to fall classes. Here’s what faculty members should consider as they write their syllabi this summer.
Chancellor Establishes Healthcare Advisory Group to Guide University of Pittsburgh Operations in Response to COVID-19
The advisory group is part of the University’s resilience framework, a process and structure for continuing Pitt’s operations and activities during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Say It Loud: Thank You, Faculty and Staff
Now more than ever, members of the Pitt community are recognizing each other’s hard work, dedication and willingness to go above and beyond—and the mail rooms at Pitt are no exception. Celebrate your
'Pitt Is People Powered'
The University senior leadership team shares their gratitude during Faculty and Staff Appreciation Week, which kicks off today and runs through June 12.
An undergraduate researcher is taking a deep dive into LGBTQ publications
With support from a Summer Undergraduate Research Award, senior Regina Futcher’s excavation of 1970s gay print publications brings marginalized voices to the fore.
Pitt Community Drives United Way Campaign to Record High Pledges
This year’s United Way campaign resulted in total pledges of more than $718,000, the highest amount ever raised by the campaign. The campaign’s total included nearly $25,000 raised from special events
Statements from Pitt Leaders on Racial Justice and George Floyd
Leaders from around the University released statements about the death of George Floyd and in support of Pitt’s commitment to racial justice.
Pitt to Promote Safety and Excellence Amid Presence of Virus
The University of Pittsburgh’s approach to operational planning amid the pandemic preserves commitments to its mission of teaching, research and service while helping to control the spread of COVID-19
Highlights from “I Can’t Breathe” Town Hall
A wide-ranging conversation about racism, policing and fear drew more than 1,600 viewers to the latest installment of Pitt’s “This is Not Normal” town hall series, sponsored by the offices of
Iconic Pitt Football Coach Johnny Majors Dies at Age 85
John Majors orchestrated one of the most dramatic turnarounds in college football history when he led Pitt to the 1976 national championship and spent nine seasons in the 1970s and 1990s as head coach
Remembering Larry Kramer
We join the world in mourning the loss of Larry Kramer—a powerful advocate for those with HIV/AIDS, a writer and a pioneer in so many ways, including organ transplantation for HIV positive people
The Chemistry of Cleaners
Ever wonder what exactly is in your surface cleaners and disinfectant wipes, and how they work against bacteria? Engineering’s Eric Beckman explains the advantages and effects of common cleaning
Make Your Makeshift Office Work
Slouching on the couch? Wrists wrenched? Ergonomics expert April Chambers offers tips for adjusting your home workspace.
Sharing Our Connections
Interested in volunteering your time or making a connection in the Pittsburgh community? Use Pitt’s Engagement and Outreach Map to locate organizations and learn what connections have already been
