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Along with handling housing, dining, IDs and mobility for students, the office has launched the careers of staff across the University.

The exhibition by Susy Bielak, Fred Schmalz and Aaron Henderson, which is based on materials from the University’s Archives and Special Collections, will run through July 2027.

From requesting accommodations early to booking rides to finding a mentor, here’s how Pitt students can put DRS to work this semester.

The new director of equal opportunity will oversee discrimination complaints, refine and build upon a reporting process for students, faculty and staff across the University’s five campuses.

This month brings jazz on Liberty Avenue, artists in Mellon Park and a centennial celebration for the Cathedral of Learning.

Program manager Ryan Golder travelled this  summer building on partnerships across Japan, Vietnam and South Korea.

The School of Education’s Genius, Joy, and Love academy has introduced Pittsburgh high school students to careers in teaching.

He is one of 39 students selected for the Rachel Carson Council’s 2026-27 National Environmental Leadership Fellowship.

This year’s Pittsburgh Business Times awardees include Vice Chancellor for Alumni Relations Nancy Merritt and Distinguished Professor of Emergency Medicine Donald Yealy.

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