Campus snapshots
Career-Ready Graduates
Pitt is a ‘New Ivy’
Pitt is a ‘New Ivy’
The University produces the most employable graduates of any public school in Pennsylvania, even “outpacing Ivy Leaguers,” according to Forbes.
Another powerful gift
Pitt is expanding its musculoskeletal care and research with a strategic investment from the Orland Bethel family
Pitt is expanding its musculoskeletal care and research with a strategic investment from the Orland Bethel family
Already a leader in its field, the Orland Bethel Family Musculoskeletal Research Center will use the family’s latest gift to further advance research, commercialization and training.
Smarter assistive tech
Pitt researchers are developing a novel wheelchair system
Pitt researchers are developing a novel wheelchair system
The Human Engineering Research Lab is leading the Advanced Research Projects Agency for Health project, a first for the University.
A new frontier
From spaceflight insights to health breakthrough
From spaceflight insights to health breakthrough
Former NASA astronaut Kate Rubins is leading Pitt’s new Trivedi Institute for Space and Global Biomedicine, which is poised to bridge human health on Earth and in space.
Picture Yourself at Pitt
Schenley Park
Schenley Park, with 456 acres of trails, woods and attractions, is a quick walk or bike ride from the Pittsburgh campus.
Cathedral of Learning
The 42-story Cathedral of Learning (“Cathy” to many students) stands at the heart of the Pittsburgh campus.
The Allegheny River
Pittsburgh is home to 440-plus bridges—more than any other city, even Venice—and three rivers.
Panther Statue
Students rub the nose of the Pitt Panther statue on campus for good luck on exams.