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The University will spend seven months developing a campus action plan with support from Campus Compact, building on its recent Carnegie classification.

It’s the only global ranking that measures institutions based on the United Nations’ 17 Sustainable Development Goals.

The educator-focused event held last month at the national memorial held in Somerset County, Pennsylvania, aims to create a national model for 9/11 education.

Pitt’s associate vice provost for student success and advising was honored with the Association for Undergraduate Education at Research Universities’ highest honor.

The communication class developed strategies pro bono for the Westmoreland Conservation District.

The custodian was known for her warm demeanor and dedication to making the University landmark a home away from home for students, faculty and staff.

Inspired by Philadelphia’s famed landmark, the initiative will mark the nation’s semiquincentennial with artistically rendered bells across Pennsylvania. Find one in your county.

The University welcomed 200 alumni, students and advocates from more than 88 colleges and universities to campus in May.

Pitt-Bradford was honored for the 16th consecutive year for its support of active military and veteran students.

The cohort of Penncrest School District graduates completed the intensive, hands-on machining and CNC training program.