From volunteer events and raffles to a competitive bean bag toss tournament, the Office of Human Resources strives to encourage full employee participation across its organization.
There are a variety of opportunities for faculty and staff to engage in events during Social Justice Week, which honors Martin Luther King Jr. from Jan. 20 to 24.
@Pitt spoke to Athletic Director Heather Lyke about the strategy behind the Victory Heights initiative and how she sees the positive impact it will have to the entire campus community and beyond.
Work on the next steps for the Plan for Pitt 2025 has begun. Upcoming workshops for the faculty and staff community offer a chance to engage and be part of the initiative.
A groundbreaking study on the tuberculosis vaccine published in Nature and led by Professor of Microbiology and Molecular Genetics JoAnne Flynn is attracting national attention.
In the face of harsh winters with freezing temperatures and heavy snowfall, the Office of Facilities Management works toward one goal: keeping University walkways, ramps and parking surfaces clear.
Pitt's operations team was hard at work continuing exciting campus improvements over winter recess. Read more about the progress and updates you’ll see this year.
Over the holiday season, many of the Cathedral of Learning’s Nationality Rooms are decorated with trees, wreaths and ornaments of paper and glass—all appropriate to the history, heritage and traditions of each.
Mark Henderson, chief information officer and vice chancellor, has announced an upcoming alignment that will deepen and broaden the information technology services for the University community.
From audiobooks to videogames and most other media in between, University faculty and staff are looking forward to using Winter Recess to read—and watch, and listen, and play.