Spotlight

Green sprout seedlings

Funding Awarded to 24 Pitt Seed Projects

Now in its second year, the 2019 Pitt Seed Project initiative will fund 24 new proposals that aim to directly and actively contribute to the University’s strategic transformation.
Philippine Nationality Room

Philippine Nationality Room Dedication Set for June 9

The 31st Nationality Room will be dedicated in a ceremony on Sunday, June 9, at Heinz Memorial Chapel, followed by a free cultural festival in the Commons Room.
Audrey J. Murrell

Audrey J. Murrell to Serve as Acting Dean of the University Honors College

Widely recognized for her work and leadership, Audrey J. Murrell has most recently served as associate dean of the College of Business Administration and director of the David Berg Center for Ethics and Leadership.
Cathedral of Learning and violet flowers

Open Forums Scheduled for Health Sciences Senior Vice Chancellor, Med School Dean Search

The search committee will hold a series of open forums where members of the University community can share input about this role. All faculty, staff, students, alumni and friends are invited to participate.
Don Henderson biked to work to celebrate Bike to Work Day.

How Pitt Rolls

On a clear, bright Pittsburgh morning, cycling commuters dropped by Schenley Plaza to learn about bike maintenance and safety, grab food and coffee and celebrate sustainability and a greener city. Read more and see pictures from the event.
United Way campaign managers with Chair Greg Scott.

United Way Campaign Raises Highest Total from Most Donors Ever

Through personal contributions, team donation activities and fundraising special events, the 2018 Pitt United Way Campaign raised more than $700,000 and showed how the University community can make a difference in the lives of those in need.
Pam Connelly at the Staff Council Spring Assembly

Staff Spring Assembly Focuses on Leading, Communicating Through Crises

Staff Council’s spring assembly event “Better Pitt, Better You” provided University employees a forum to explore leadership and resilience when facing tragedies, as well as advice on better communication with colleagues and supervisors.
Rory Cooper trading card

Pitt Professor, Inventor Rory Cooper Honored at Smithsonian Institute

Trading cards are usually known for athletes and fictional characters, but real-life inventors also get their own cards, including one University of Pittsburgh professor this past Saturday.
Cathedral of Learning

Conference Showcases, Builds Momentum with Global Modeling Research

The event, hosted by Pitt's School of Computing and Information, provided attendees a chance to showcase current modeling research that provides insights on how complex systems such as the global economy or climate operate.  
A quilted Cathedral of Learning

Year of Creativity Fosters Makers' Spark

The Year of Creativity — the sixth "Year Of" — will celebrate the spark that drives academic pursuits and unites the University’s myriad intellectual endeavors.