Cultivate student success
Pitt-Johnstown fraternities and sororities took home awards from their summer conferences
The University’s Fraternity Sorority Life Community received both individual and chapter-level recognitions across five organizations.
Explore new offerings from Disability Resources and Services
From requesting accommodations early to booking rides to finding a mentor, here’s how Pitt students can put DRS to work this semester.
Undergrad Ashley Mason was named to the Hillel International Student Cabinet
The senior in the School of Education is one of 20 students who will act as trusted advisors to the organization.
2 Pitt campuses were named to the first Best Colleges for Rural America list
Pitt-Bradford and Pitt-Johnstown made the top 50 of the new Washington Monthly ranking.
Mike Giancola is Pitt’s next dean of students
As dean and associate vice provost, the longtime higher ed professional will support student success, belonging and development on the Pittsburgh campus.
Linda Williams-Moore was named executive director of the Office of Inclusion and Belonging
In the role, she will continue leading efforts to strengthen student engagement, support student success and foster a sense of belonging.
Panthers Forward, which has saved students $6M, is accepting applications
The one-of-a-kind Pitt program will provide 150 graduating seniors with up to $5,000 in direct federal student loan relief.
Introducing the 2026 Rees-Chancellor’s Scholars cohort
Fourteen outstanding scholars from across eight states received the University’s pinnacle award for incoming first-year students.
Online and on task: These Pitt students prepare for a different kind of back-to-school experience
Pitt Online’s hybrid or asynchronous learning programs offer students of varied needs and experienced the convenience and personalization to continue on their educational paths.
5 years in, a Pitt summer academy is helping students see themselves as teachers
The School of Education’s Genius, Joy, and Love academy has introduced Pittsburgh high school students to careers in teaching.