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It’s the perfect time to take in sights and sounds around Pittsburgh: salsa dancing, roots music rocking and a night market with local wares.

Eighty-eight past and current members of the Pitt Band, faculty and staff, and local Pittsburgh musicians put on an America-inspired performance to close out July.

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.

As the U.S. marks 250 years, look back at moments when Pitt people helped shape the country it became, from voice radio to organ transplantation.

Senior Vice Chancellor for External Relations Kevin Washo discussed the University’s role as an anchor institution at Tuesday’s Corridors of Opportunity forum.

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.

Summer concerts, a film series and a high-flying pogo competition are all on offer as summer starts to heat up.

Spring brings low-cost events, including world-class art exhibits, a neighborhood music festival and a celebration of books.

The University partnered with the American Health Association to train nearly 1,300 people in hands-only CPR during the NFL Draft.

We have your guide to getting around Pittsburgh safely during one of the biggest sporting events of the year.