Announcements
Reminder: Add/Drop Period Ends Tomorrow
Friday, Sept. 4 is the last day to add or drop a class for the fall 2020 semester. There is no extended drop period this semester.
University Honors College Creates Special Funds to Support Programs and Research to Combat Racism
Pitt Honors will provide a special research fund for students within the Honors College for projects addressing systemic racism and social justice.
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 postures.
Submit your Research, Scholarly Articles, Visual Art or Creative Writing to Forbes & Fifth
Forbes & Fifth, a student-led journal of Dietrich School undergraduates, is seeking submissions of research, scholarly articles, visual art and creative writing for the Fall 2020 issue.
Pitt Seniors: Get $5,000 Student Loan Debt Relief
Seniors who intend to graduate in 2021 and received federal student loans to fund their senior year can apply to Panthers Forward until Sunday, Sept. 20.
Introduction to Glitch Art
This online workshop will cover some of the various tools and techniques associated with the creation of glitch art.
Digital Stewardship Live Stream: Photo Restoration in Photoshop Part One
Join us for an informal hour of photo restoration.
Learn More About the MS in Sports Science at Pitt SHRS
Join us for "Applied Sports Science: Practical Insights from the Pitt Men’s Soccer Program" to hear from Pitt’s leaders of sports science and discover how the field is changing athletics today and tomorrow.
Tutoring and Academic Coaching Appointments Begin Today
Peer tutoring and academic coaching appointments are now available to all Dietrich School students.
Insights from a Fortune 200 Sustainability Expert
Learn how Mike Corcoran, manager of environmental compliance at PPG, oversees the implementation of PPG’s environmental sustainability programs.
Big Idea Center Goes Virtual
If you have an idea for a new product, service or social enterprise, or simply want to plug back into Pitt's entrepreneurial ecosystem, come to our Virtual Big Idea Kickoff.
Sign Up for Paid Participation in Economics Experiments
Researchers at University of Pittsburgh Experimental Economics Laboratory are conducting studies about individual decision making. Students are being invited to participate and will be paid for their participation.
Explore Part-Time Sales and Graphic Design Positions With The Pitt News
Our business division is currently searching for new team members to take on account executive, inside sales representative and graphic designer roles.
Register for Free for AASHE's Global Sustainability Conference
Hosted by the Association for the Advancement of Sustainability in Higher Education, this year’s conference theme is “Mobilizing for a Just Transition,” ensuring a focus on justice and ensuring no one is left behind in this transformation we are all a part of.
New Standards and Guidelines Posted
University Standards and Guidelines concerning students, meetings, conferences, events and guests are all posted online.
Childcare Webinar
Learn about finding high-quality childcare, including how to choose and pay for the service as well as new protocols in place and tools to help research options at a webinar to be held at 11 a.m. Tuesday, Sept. 1. Attendance is free, but registration is required.
Publishing With IEEE Webinar
This webinar on Sept. 16 focuses on how to publish a technical paper with Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers.
Book Club: 'Born a Crime' by Trevor Noah
Join the African Studies Program for an engaging discussion of "Born a Crime" by Trevor Noah.
Q&A Medical Student Panel for Minority Premedical Students
The University of Pittsburgh’s Premedical Organization for Minority Students is inviting medical students from the University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine’s Student National Medical Association chapter to answer any questions that any minority premedical students may have.
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 or provide necessary hands-on experiences that necessitate access to specific materials, space or technology.