With a new president of the American Association of Cancer Research hailing from Pitt, the University is proving instrumental in the fight to cure cancer.
The AACR appointed Nancy E. Davidson, director...
Stumping for his wife, former president Bill Clinton made a dual stop in western Pennsylvania, six days ahead of the state’s primary.
On Wednesday at 6:15 p.m., former president Bill Clinton spoke to...
Presidential hopeful John Kasich stopped in Pittsburgh Wednesday to visit the city closest to his hometown.
Kasich, who grew up in McKees Rocks and began his political career in Robinson Township, visited...
Former president Bill Clinton will visit Pitt-Johnstown’s campus Wednesday afternoon.
According to Brandon Hanson, an organizer for Hillary for America, Clinton will speak at the Campus Conference Center...
This fall, Quick Zone’s hours will accommodate late-night study sessions, early risers and everything in between.
At Student Government Board’s last public meeting this semester, Food Committee...
Behind his desk in his corner office, Kenyon Bonner keeps what he calls “paychecks” tucked in a wooden hutch.
Not his literal paychecks, but rather, thank-you notes from students, like one he received...
Pitt announced on Monday that one of the “fathers of the Internet,” Vint Cerf, will give this year’s commencement address.
Pitt will host Cerf as the featured speaker as well as present him with...
At the end of the month, UPMC will open a free health clinic explicitly for Pitt faculty and staff.
A UPMC nurse practitioner, nurse, medical assistant and practicing physician will staff the center,...
Each day, hundreds of students take classes in Pitt’s Nationality Rooms — but they probably don’t know that the furniture in the Armenian Room weighs about as much as seven Asian elephants.
Or,...
About three years ago, John Kandray, his boyfriend and their friends were eating and drinking at the Little Italy Days Heritage Festival in Bloomfield when another group of men began making anti-gay slurs...