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From locally sourced meat to increased Farmers Market hours and gluten-free options — Pitt's Dining Services has something tasty for everyone. Plus, get the answers to frequently asked questions about dining at Pitt.

On Aug. 5, the "Roc-ettes" team of engineers will put their skills to the test at Red Bull Flugtag, a flying-machine competition.

A survey of graduate and professional students from all 14 schools shows a desire to be more connected and involved with the University.

Top performing students from all Pittsburgh Public Schools will now be guaranteed freshman admission to Pitt, along with scholarship support of at least $2,000 per year.

The Board of Trustees elected four new members, approved construction projects, set next steps for the Titusville campus and finalized a new leadership position during its June 30 meeting.

Pennsylvania Hall has been renamed K. Leroy Irvis Hall after the Pitt alumnus, emeritus trustee and historic legislative leader.

AIDS Free Pittsburgh is uniting more than 20 local groups, including Pitt, to fight the epidemic. In 2015, nearly 3,000 people in Allegheny County were living with HIV.

Pitt has partnered with Healthy Ride, Pittsburgh’s bike share system, to provide unlimited 30-minute rides, a benefit originally available only to first-year residents.

Judith Camarda has created 35 masks so far.

The paper is the third of a series designed to assess knowledge gaps related to regional water resources.