Our City/Our Campus
What’s next for Oakland? Pitt and local leaders shared their vision for the neighborhood at a recent panel.
Senior Vice Chancellor for External Relations Kevin Washo discussed the University’s role as an anchor institution at Tuesday’s Corridors of Opportunity forum.
Be prepared for I-376 Parkway East closures, starting July 10
Pitt students, faculty and staff should expect potential impacts to the Oakland neighborhood, as both Forbes and Fifth avenues will be utilized for the interstate detour.
5 free June events in Pittsburgh
Summer concerts, a film series and a high-flying pogo competition are all on offer as summer starts to heat up.
6 things to do around Pittsburgh this May
Spring brings low-cost events, including world-class art exhibits, a neighborhood music festival and a celebration of books.
Pitt helped break a CPR training world record
The University partnered with the American Health Association to train nearly 1,300 people in hands-only CPR during the NFL Draft.
Pitt people, here’s what you need to know about the NFL Draft
We have your guide to getting around Pittsburgh safely during one of the biggest sporting events of the year.
5 can’t-miss events in April
April brings bluster and beauty to Pittsburgh, and plenty of reasons to shake off the winter blahs for fun all around the city, from a wildflower hike to a wildlife baby shower.
We found five things to do this month — but you can always find more events on the University calendar.
6 free things to do this March
Make nature-themed art, get ready for internship season and check out local theater productions all over Pittsburgh.
These students are producing local indie films using skills they picked up at Pitt
Plus, don’t miss the web premiere of “No Encore,” a gothic short film by recent alumna Gigi Vitolo Gonzalis Butkewitsch.
8 Pitt people made the New Pittsburgh Courier 40 Under 40 list
Three staffers and five alumni were among the young Black professionals recognized by the publication.