Pittsburgh is preparing for major disruptions as it hosts the NFL Draft from April 23-25. The University of Pittsburgh outlines special events like a block party downtown and a world record CPR training attempt while advising residents about transit changes and safety precautions.
Twelve University of Pittsburgh students have been awarded National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellowships for 2026. The prestigious program supports advanced study in STEM fields with financial assistance. Six additional Pitt students received honorable mentions.
Peter J. Pantuso will deliver Pitt-Bradford’s commencement address in May 2026. The former American Bus Association CEO brings decades of leadership experience back home.
NASA chose Pitt as one of eight universities nationwide tasked with tracking Artemis II using ham radio technology. Students collaborated with faculty and industry partners for this unique hands-on project.
Jamal Woodson will speak at Pitt-Greensburg’s commencement ceremonies on May 2. A recognized alumnus known for entrepreneurship and mentorship programs will share insights with graduates.
The University of Pittsburgh has named Leo Schumann its first director of action research. His role focuses on applying institutional knowledge toward practical solutions for improving student success.
The University of Pittsburgh has announced details for its spring commencement set for May 3 at Acrisure Stadium. The event includes ticketing information, transportation options due to citywide events that day, security guidelines, accessibility arrangements, livestream access for remote viewers—and professional photography services.
Morgan Frank from Pitt’s School of Computing and Information is studying who loses jobs due to artificial intelligence. His team gathered unique unemployment data showing some roles are more vulnerable than others as technology evolves.
The University of Pittsburgh has released its list of speakers for this spring’s graduate and professional school commencements across campus venues in late April through May. Notable figures from academia, business, medicine, philanthropy, government service—and student leaders—will address graduating students.
The University of Pittsburgh’s National Society of Black Engineers chapter earned multiple awards at a major national conference in Baltimore. Leaders say these achievements reflect strong teamwork and outreach efforts within both campus and local communities.