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The Pitt Pantry shares the excess food that it receives with Pitt Foodshare. The extra donated food is available to any student.

Facebook group helps eliminate on-campus food waste

February 18, 2020
NASA’s Student Spaceflight Experiments Program chose Pitt students Marissa Defallo and Nikolas Vostal’s aluminum corrosion experiment to fly this summer to the International Space Station onboard a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket.

Pitt students reach new heights with NASA

February 17, 2020
According to Frank Karioris, a visiting lecturer in the department of gender, sexuality, and women’s studies, bisexual characters aren’t widely written because bisexuality isn’t as understood as other sexualities.

The am-Bi-guity in being bisexual

February 13, 2020
Science Scoop: New, more effective tuberculosis vaccine developed

Science Scoop: New, more effective tuberculosis vaccine developed

February 2, 2020
Yoko Suzuki has taught History of Jazz for the past three semesters.

Jazz Studies: The rest is history

January 30, 2020
Pitt students won third place in the InnovateFPGA 2019 Global Design Contest Regional Final with an American Sign Language-to-text translator prototype.

Reading the signs: Swanson students create ASL-to-text translator

November 21, 2019
Rabbi Jeffrey Myers shared a message of hope for the future and encouraged audience members to focus on the positive in their community.

One year later, community continues to heal after Tree of Life attack

October 28, 2019
Emily Siegel, a current chemical engineering and biology student at Pitt, is the CEO of her own company, Trek Gum, which is in the market to develop a teeth-cleaning chewing gum.

Student CEO presses forward with tooth-cleaning gum

October 25, 2019
Students celebrated the Hindu festival Navratri in the William Pitt Union last year.

Academic calendar and religious, cultural traditions conflict for some

October 20, 2019
SGB president Zechariah Brown speaks at Monday evening’s “Mental Health and Intersectionality: A Roundtable Discussion.”

Creating an intersectional conversation around mental health

October 15, 2019
Pathways is a new advising platform that is currently being used by first-year and sophomore engineers, nursing students, undeclared Dietrich students and students in the College of General Studies and the School of Computing and Information.

Pitt to fully implement new advising platform by 2022

September 24, 2019
Victoria Nourse, Ralph Whitworth Professor in Law at Georgetown spoke Tuesday about separation of powers and the current state of politics.

Georgetown law professor talks Constitution at annual lecture

September 18, 2019
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