This virtual exhibition of art-science works by internationally recognized artists opened March 1. Situating contemporary genetics within a spectrum of past,...
The CUE Writing Retreat supports scholars, educators, and writers (broadly conceived) who may be working on academic manuscripts, book proposals, blogs,...
Inspired by the life and activism of the Jewish, lesbian, anti-fascist writer Eve Adams, a group of Pitt undergrads spent last summer researching topics...
This exhibition is organized by the Forward in collaboration with the Museum at Eldridge Street, and hosted by the University of Pittsburgh Library System...
Pitt-Greensburg students will Spring into the Streets from March 28 through March 31. Students can register to volunteer with community organizations who...
This 10-week online seminar will explore the social, political, and cultural contexts that underpin the lives of women in Iran. The co-leaders will examine...
Dissertation defense for Mathematics student Lifeng Wang. Title of the thesis is A STUDY ON FUNCTION SPACES.
In this thesis, we investigate the properties...
"Examining Impacts of Public Policies on Chronic Non-Cancer Pain and Mental Health Outcomes"
Public Health/Health Policy and Management
Committee:
Marian...
Frederick Honors College undergraduate Charlie Taylor is defending the Bachelor of Philosophy (BPhil) thesis: Emaciated Women, Weeping Men: Queerness and the...
This forum expands upon our institution’s Year of Emotional Well-Being and promotes the professional well-being of women in medicine & science, highlighting...
Rangos Research Seminar with featured speaker William H. DePas, PhD, Assistant Professor of Pediatrics, University of PIttsburgh, Division of Infectious...
The Clinical and Translational Science Institute's (CTSI) Responsible Conduct of Research (RCR) Center serves as a resource for researchers at the University...
Do you have old bikes, bike parts, or other bike related items that you no longer need? The Pitt Bike Cave will reuse and repurpose them to help reduce waste...
Are you newer to regulatory file maintenance for human subject research? Or maybe you are just looking for confirmation that your current file structure and...
Join us for a Pittsburgh-centric Women's History Month discussion of The Blues Walked In by Kathleen George.
George will join us and help facilitate the...
All events are open to members of the Pitt community
12pm Lunch and Q&A in CL 5012pm Craft Workshop in CL B506pm Reading and book signing CL B50Please...
Title: Design and fabrication of multi-functional surface for electromagnetic interference (EMI) shielding with Bayesian optimization (BO)
Abstract:...
Join us for our weekly Water in a Changing World Topics course. This is a forum for learning about water in a rapidly changing world. The course features...
College can be stressful at times. This workshop aims to help students cope with the demands of college and/or graduate school. Students will gain a basic...
Kakenya Ntaiya (PhD '11) will share how her nonprofit, Kakenya’s Dream, is advocating for girls’ health, human rights, and gender equality in Kenya and...
Discussion of health literacy and the fight against health misinformation often centers around fact-checking or debunking written materials. However,...
This dissertation investigates the relationship among language, gender/sexuality, and childhood through a digital and sociolinguistic ethnography with a...
Roland Betancourt is Professor of Art History at the University of California, Irvine, and is an expert on the Byzantine Empire, including its art, liturgy,...
Join us as we welcome Nancy Rosenstock for a special presentation during Women's History Month!
A landmark account of a key radical feminist organization,...
This virtual event is for undergraduate students of all majors and at every class level. It features recent successful undergraduate alumni from the...
Abstract: In a post-pandemic world, what should the smart, AI-supported, classroom look like? A traditional way of using artificial intelligence to improve...
Compensation, the first feature by award-winning filmmaker Zeinabu irene Davis (Cycles and A Powerful Thang), presents two unique African-American love...
Compensation, the first feature by award-winning filmmaker Zeinabu irene Davis (Cycles and A Powerful Thang), presents two unique African-American love...
Startups v. Investors: Negotiating the Term Sheet Workshop:
Join us for a fun negotiation exercise in which you’ll play the role of either startup or...
Join two Pitt alumnae for a student-moderated discussion about their journeys from undergraduates to their work in Pittsburgh and Kenya. During this...
Want to learn about fan cultures of East Asia? Interested in the online culture of k-pop fans? What is Otaku and how does it help define Japanese fandom?...
