Even though the football season is over, that doesn’t mean Pitt has turned the victory lights off.
Fans who have noticed the lights shining more frequently — and seemingly without reason — this...
When Pennsylvania legislators held Pitt’s state funding hostage for eight months this year, University administrators took a hit where it counts: their wallets.
In response to the budget uncertainty...
Starting today, Pitt researchers will begin to pull at the strings potentially linking pregnancy complications and heart disease.
The Magee-Womens Research Institute, along with researchers from four...
If the 2016 presidential candidates competed on the television show, “Are You Smarter Than A Fifth Grader?” some of them would do well to save their lifelines for the English section.
Trump, for example,...
Though thousands in Pittsburgh have long felt the Bern, the presidential candidate made his first official stop in the city Thursday morning.
At a press conference and rally at the David L. Lawrence Convention...
On a nationwide tour of three universities, Vice President Joe Biden will visit Pitt next week as part of the It’s On Us campaign, a White House official announced Tuesday.
According to a release, Biden...
Faculty and staff from all of Pitt’s campuses came together Wednesday to take part in a discussion on academic freedom and how it promotes diversity and inclusion.
Pitt’s University Senate hosted...
At a public meeting Tuesday, the Property and Facilities Committee of Pitt’s Board of Trustees unanimously approved $34.7 million for seven renovation projects at three of its campuses, and said it would...
Americans may be concerned about dishonest public officials, but at least they don’t have to worry about bribing doctors to receive hospital care.
John Sopko, though, does.
Sopko, the special inspector...
By amending its manual, the Allocations Committee of Pitt’s Student Government Board is working to give a competitive edge to non-athletic clubs.
Nick Reslink, chair of the Allocations Committee, proposed...