It's crucial to prioritize the security of your digital life. Cybersecurity threats are real and ever-present, but with the right practices and tools, you can protect your personal and academic information. Here's a comprehensive guide to safe computing at Pitt.
Welcome to the University of Pittsburgh, Panthers! This quick-start guide will help you get started using the essential computing resources you’ll need for a successful experience at Pitt. Let’s get started!
Welcome to Pitt, future Panthers! As you embark on this exciting journey, we're thrilled to introduce you to incredible IT perks designed to support your academic and campus life. From staying connected to accessing helpful tools, Pitt IT has you covered. Here’s a guide to the tech benefits awaiting you.
Get to Know Andres VasquezAndres Vasquez, a Class of 2024 graduate of the College of Business Administration, majored in Business Information Systems and Marketing, with a certificate in Business Analytics. Throughout his time at Pitt, Vasquez distinguished himself as a leader within the University. He was active in Sigma Phi Epsilon, the Roberto Clemente Minority Business Association, and the Latinx Student Association, where he was a peer mentor.
With temperatures getting warmer, you may be looking forward to relaxing at a sandy beach or excited to explore a new city abroad. But travel scams can make summer more stressful than relaxing, resulting in millions of dollars lost each year. To help your vacation go as smoothly as possible, here are some tips on how to avoid the most common traps.
In the heart of Pitt’s campus, situated conveniently in Nordenberg Hall, across from Starbucks and accessible via public transportation, lies a beacon of community health and wellness — the Pitt Vaccination and Health Connection Hub (Hub).
As the summer sun rises and the academic year is in your rearview mirror, it's the perfect time to embark on a journey of self-improvement. Whether you're a student thinking about your next semester, a recent graduate gearing up for your career, or a professional looking to enhance your skill set, use the next few months to level up your technology know-how.
Advances in research computing have propelled Pitt to the forefront of research, with the University ranking third nationally in NIH funding in FY23. Researchers utilize robust technology to collect, store, and analyze data; document and manage lab processes; and work with collaborators. Pitt IT supports the work of researchers, so they can focus on doing what they do best: making the University of Pittsburgh one of the top research institutions in the world! Here are the top six tools researchers at Pitt can start using today.
The spring semester has ended, and for many students and instructors, that means a well-earned break from classroom activity. For others, the summer term is just gearing up. In fact, between all the summer sessions, Pitt offers more classes in the summer than during the fall or spring semester! Because summer courses are often condensed, the course structure and content may be different than in a full-semester class. Having all your tech ducks in a row is important for ensuring a good learning and teaching environment.
As the temperature rises and the days stretch longer, many students are gearing up for a well-deserved break from the school year. But for those who crave intellectual stimulation and want to get ahead in their studies, summer classes at the University of Pittsburgh offer the perfect opportunity to stay engaged and make progress toward their academic goals.
With the Office of Sustainability’s “We Are Papersavers!” program in full swing, the University is reducing its dependence on printing through digitization of paper processes.
When every click and keystroke can seemingly open the door to hackers, the role of cybersecurity is more critical than ever. At the forefront of this digital frontier is Pitt senior Kevin Fung, an information science major in the School of Computing and Information and a junior security analyst with Pitt Information Technology.
As geographic information system (GIS) technology continues to attract growing interest among students and employers, higher-education institutions must find ways to keep curricula on pace with innovations in technology.
When it comes to fostering creativity and collaboration, University of Pittsburgh offers a rich landscape for students to explore and develop their artistic endeavors. Vivian Zauhar, a dedicated Pitt student, shares her experience of transforming her passion for arts and culture into tangible projects through the university's resources and community.
