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Teaching in Japan taught these Pitt people the value of intercultural community-building
You could follow in their footsteps when you apply for the Japan Exchange and Teaching Program by Nov. 13.
A Nov. 19 Dick Thornburgh Forum discussion will feature Patrick Gallagher and Max Stier
The former Pitt chancellor and nonprofit CEO will discuss ways to make the government more effective and accountable.
Posse Foundation founder Deborah Bial is Pitt’s winter commencement speaker
The college success and leadership development expert will give remarks at the University-wide ceremony on Dec. 13.
Get therapy for as little as $5 at this Pitt clinic
The Clinical Psychology Center provides mental health services and cognitive evaluations on a sliding scale while providing a training ground for PhD students.
13 Pitt people were named Women of Excellence
More than a quarter of those on the New Pittsburgh Courier list, which honors African American women who inspire others, have a Pitt connection.
6 free things to do in Pittsburgh this November
Make a book nook, learn about graffiti typography and check out ancient Japanese woodblock prints.
9 Pitt staffers earned Chancellor’s Distinguished Service Awards
The honorees were recognized for work ranging from cancer research and food security to mentorship and community service.
Jen Hykes Willson is named director of strategic initiatives for Student Affairs
The School of Public and International Affairs alumna will guide development of the divisions strategic plan and ensure congruity with the Plan for Pitt.
Nancy Washington, a longtime Pitt educator and local civic leader, died at 87
The former psychology professor and assistant to the chancellor helped found Pittsburgh’s August Wilson center and served on more than a dozen arts, education and civic boards.
Your Cathedral stories highlight family, education and opportunity
The iconic tower continues to serve as the backdrop to some of the biggest moments in the lives of Pitt alumni and supporters.