Opinion | Why is nobody listening?

By Sierra O’neil, Senior Staff Columnist • April 21, 2026

In this opinion piece, senior staff writer Sierra O’Neil discusses how OMET Surveys may not be the best way to address student concerns and give feedback.

Pitt transitions to new software platform ClassRanked to administer OMETS

By Madeline Ward, Senior Staff Writer • March 6, 2026

Pitt will begin using a new software platform called ClassRanked to administer OMET student course evaluations, with a pilot program underway this semester.

Senate approves new affinity group, weighs AI integration and survey changes

By Madeline Ward, Senior Staff Writer • February 20, 2026

At the Faculty Assembly meeting on Feb. 18, Pitt Senate members approved a new health sciences affinity group, discussed teaching evaluation changes and considered the growing role of Artificial Intelligence in classroom curriculums.

New Pitt policy targets inappropriate comments in OMET teaching surveys 

By Madeline Ward, Senior Staff Writer • October 27, 2025

Pitt is introducing a new OMET survey review process that targets biased comments in student’s professor evaluations. 

Faculty Assembly talks salaries, OMETs

By Colm Slevin, Staff Writer • February 17, 2021

The February Faculty Assembly meeting began on a lighthearted note with Chris Bonneau, its president and professor of political science.

Surveying the semester with OMETs

By Bailey Frisco | Staff Writer • January 10, 2018

As each semester winds down and students begin to prepare for finals, they are burdened with one more task to complete — OMETs. OMET — Office of Measurement and Evaluation of Teaching — is a department...