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On Feb. 16, Pitt Cyber will hold a conversation about how information can affect control of the pandemic. Disinformation and medical experts will speak at the event.

The Critical Research on Africa Series offers a space for faculty and students to share their research projects on Africa and engage in critical discourse that improve understanding of the issues faced by the various countries in the continent and finding practical solutions.

Hollywood might be waiting for the Pitt or Pittsburgh story you want to tell. Find out by joining the PITTch initiative. Applications are due Monday, Feb. 15.

Individuals with an annual income of $57,000 or less are eligible for the program, which will be offered online this season.

The Honors Joint Degree application is now accessible to current Pitt students.

Pitt students, faculty and staff and the wider public interested in working to strengthen the community through engagement are invited to take part in the free forum on March 2.

The COVID-19 Medical Response Office announced that the campus-wide shelter-in-place period on the University’s Bradford, Greensburg, Johnstown and Titusville regional campuses ended at 12:01 a.m. on Feb. 11. All campuses, including Pittsburgh, remain in Elevated Risk Posture.

Join us as FRIT faculty and grad students "slam" their research projects.

Members of Pitt faculty and graduate student communities are invited to submit applications to the University’s Humanities Center for three 2021-22 fellowship opportunities.

Sessions on topics such as academic integrity and mid-course assessments are part of the day-long virtual event.