Our City/Our Campus

Drew Armstrong says the beloved building can help us understand the relationship among architecture, education and society.

Student volunteers from Epsilon Eta Delta, an environmental honors fraternity, are reviving a corner of the Pittsburgh neighborhood, adding green space and, soon, growing vegetables.

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

The University is bringing S.T.E.A.M education to the neighborhood’s most iconic and historic building.

From hand cycles to aquatic wheelchairs, here’s what you need to know about booking and using adaptive equipment at the facility.

Keep up with your school, campus events and University resources from your feed.

These tips from the Pittwire team will help you have a successful first year — from excelling on campus to exploring all that Pittsburgh has to offer.

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.