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University of Pittsburgh announces speakers for 2026 graduate and professional commencements
April 9, 2026
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.
Read more →Pitt’s National Society of Black Engineers chapter wins top honors at national convention
April 9, 2026
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.
Read more →Graduate programs in health sciences and engineering rose in U.S. News & World Report rankings
April 7, 2026
The University of Pittsburgh reported gains in several graduate program rankings released by U.S News & World Report for Best Graduate Schools on Apr .7 . Notable achievements include a first-place finish for occupational therapy , improvements across health sciences , engineering , business , education ,and law.
Read more →Pitt professor publishes biography on August Wilson’s early life and influences
April 7, 2026
Laurence Glasco has published a new biography exploring playwright August Wilson's early life in Pittsburgh. The book highlights how local experiences shaped both man and art using archival material previously unavailable.
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Pitt students support campus fitness through hands-on programs and classes
April 1, 2026
University of Pittsburgh students are leading group fitness classes as part of their education programs. These experiences provide practical skills while supporting community wellness on campus.
Read more →University of Pittsburgh acquires Sharon G. Flake’s literary archive
April 1, 2026
The University of Pittsburgh Library System has acquired Sharon G. Flake's papers documenting decades of work shaping young adult literature through themes like identity and self-acceptance. The collection includes manuscripts, drafts, letters from readers and memorabilia reflecting both creative process and cultural impact.
Read more →University of Pittsburgh rises to No. 17 in national patent ranking
March 31, 2026
The University of Pittsburgh advanced three spots to rank No. 17 among U.S universities for utility patents granted in 2025 by the National Academy of Inventors (NAI). The recognition highlights Pitt's growing role in translating research into commercial technologies.
Read more →Pitt commits $5 million over five years to city parks, business corridors and public safety
March 30, 2026
The University of Pittsburgh announced a $5 million investment over five years aimed at supporting key priorities in partnership with Mayor Corey O’Connor. Funds will go toward improving neighborhood parks, revitalizing business corridors through small business support programs like Main and Main, and advancing public safety measures across Pittsburgh.
Read more →Two University of Pittsburgh students named 2026 Goldwater Scholars
March 27, 2026
Two juniors from University of Pittsburgh have received this year's prestigious Goldwater Scholarship award recognizing top STEM undergraduates nationwide. The recipients plan advanced study careers after contributing significantly through campus research.
Read more →Public health professor brings National Bioethics Bowl to University of Pittsburgh
March 27, 2026
The University of Pittsburgh will host this year's National Bioethics Bowl under the leadership of public health professor Cindy McCarthy. Students from 20 universities will debate pressing ethical issues in medicine such as artificial intelligence and cloning pets.
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