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S/NC Grading Policy Information for Students
The uncertainty of this unprecedented situation is a source of anxiety for many of our students and their families, and to help decrease stress and facilitate your continued academic success, the
Share a Surprise Thanks at thankyou.pitt.edu
Share your notes of gratitude for staff and faculty colleagues who are making a difference and continuing to show Panther pride.
Workshop Proposal Deadline Approaches, Additional Speakers Set for Diversity Forum
Have an idea for a workshop for this year’s Diversity Forum 2020? All are welcome to submit their ideas before the June 26 deadline. In addition to Ibram X. Kendi, Jasiri X, Leigh Patel and Darren
July 15 Deadline for Conflicts of Interest and Commitment Disclosures
Faculty and staff required to make annual conflict of interest and/or commitment disclosures are asked to complete them by July 15, 2020, using the University’s new MyDisclosures system.
Safe Mobility Standards and Guidelines Announced
The Healthcare Advisory Group has provided guidance for University-related travel, personal travel and commuting.
Digital Stewardship LiveStream: 3D Scanning
Join us for an hour of 3D Scanning on July 24.
Deadline for Staff Early Retirement Eligibility Approaches
Eligible University staff have received information about the Staff Early Retirement Package and must let the Office of Human Resources know by Aug. 1 if they would like to accept.
Auto Responses in Mobile Messaging Research Study
The School of Computing and Information is looking for participants for a research study to try out a messaging agent on their phone for two weeks.
Polarized Pandemics: The Politics of COVID-19 and Racism
Join the Office of Diversity and Inclusion for Polarized Pandemics: The Politics of COVID-19 and Racism on Aug. 12 at noon.
Earn Work Study or Volunteer to Inspire Kids this School Year
Virtual or in-person, Jumpstart Pittsburgh is committed to helping our children succeed and believe you are essential to that process.
Selected Classes to Meet in Person
While it was announced this week that classes on the Pittsburgh campus will remain online until at least Sept. 14, a small number will meet in person in order to comply with accreditation requirements
New Standards and Guidelines Posted
University Standards and Guidelines concerning students, meetings, conferences, events and guests are all posted online.
Research Standards and Guidelines Posted
New operational guidance for research is now available to offer Pitt researchers a proactive, flexible and resilient framework to enable research work across each of the University's operational
Apply for Year of Engagement Funding Proposals: Deadline Oct. 1
The Year of Engagement steering committee is accepting applications for proposals for funded projects now through Oct. 1.
Students Get Free Admission to Area Museums
Students get free admission to local museums through PITT ARTS. See the Andy Warhol Museum, Mattress Factory, the Carnegie Science Center and more with your Pitt ID.
Celebrating the 75th anniversary of the G.I. Bill, drafted by a Pitt Law graduate
June 22 marks the 75th anniversary of the original G.I. Bill, which has benefited 8 million veterans by providing education and training benefits. And it was made possible through the vision of Harry
Theatre, University and the Great Online in Italy
Besides sharing his recent experience over a Zoom lecture open to all, Lorenzo Maragoni will lead one of the meetings of ITAL 1041, our own Italian Theatrical Workshop, which is currently facing
Student, Faculty, Staff Feedback on Tobacco Use Requested
The survey will inform the University’s Ad Hoc Committee on Health and Well-being, which was formed last year to address how Pitt can best promote the health and wellness of all members of the
Can I Attend My Class in Person?
If you’re wondering whether you’re able to take a certain class in person, the Office of the Provost has published a guide that can help to answer your questions.
Dietrich School: Register Now for Equity Workshops
A new four-session workshop series for Kenneth P. Dietrich School of Arts and Sciences faculty, students and staff will impart strategies to impact equity on campus.
