Noh, a theater form that originated in the fourteenth century, was associated historically with the ruling warrior class, who made up about 5% of Japan’s...
As UCIS celebrates its 50th anniversary, this exhibit showcases how the University Library System supports the Center with our world class Eduardo Lozano...
Each year the Office of Cultural and Leadership Development honors the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. by hosting a Social Justice Symposium.
This...
University of Pittsburgh Faculty and Staff are invited to learn about engaging their teaching and research with the community through Pitt’s Community...
For instructors already familiar with Top Hat’s most commonly used student polling functionality, we will explore Top Hat’s other features. Using Top Hat,...
Join us as Dr. Misha Teplitskiy, Postdoctoral Fellow at Harvard University, presents "Wisdom of Politically Polarized Crowds."
This talk will focus on the...
Greek Week is hosting a Vitalant (formally Central Blood Bank) Blood Drive. All are welcomed to support. Since 2004, Pitt's fraternities and sororities have...
Gather at the Cup & Chaucer in Hillman Library to hear Univeristy of Pittsburgh faculty read selections and moderate discussions focused around their...
Managing controlled drugs in accordance with the Drug Enforcement Administration regulations is a challenge for many investigators. This workshop is to...
This is a regular meeting hosted by the Multidisciplinary Sleep and Chronobiology Center, designed to bring together a multidisciplinary audience with...
Readings and conversations with Terrance Hayes and Rickey Laurentiis.
Free and open to the public.
Terrance Hayes is the author of seven books, most...
Join Pitt women’s basketball on January 24 as they battle Virginia at the Petersen Events Center at 7:00 p.m. Students, UPMC employees, and Pitt Faculty and...
This one woman performance, THEY CALL ME Q, is the story of a girl from Bombay growing up in the Boogie Down Bronx who gracefully seeks balance between the...
