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Opinion: Carnegie Mellon University responds q...
Original at Pittsburgh Tribune-Review
• Tue, Aug 25
into University of Pittsburgh dorms Tuesday, and none reported flu symptoms, said Jay Frerotte, director of environmental health and safety at Pitt. ... Carnegie Mellon scientists' software a step to treating complex ...Pittsburgh Tribune-Review
Opinion: Stephen R. Tritch Nominated for Election as Chair of Pitt Board of ... - University of Pittsburgh News
Original at mac10.umc.pitt.edu
• Thu, Jun 11
PITTSBURGH-The Nominating Committee of the University of Pittsburgh Board of Trustees today advanced as its recommended candidate for new board chair Pitt alumnus Stephen R. Tritch, chair of the Westinghouse Electric Company and a Pitt trustee. ...
Opinion: Pittsburgh falcons closer to leaving the nest
Original at Pittsburgh Tribune-Review
• Tue, May 19
Another exists atop the University of Pittsburgh Cathedral of Learning. Live video of the falcons' nest can be seen on the aviary's Web site, ... and more »
Opinion: Latin spring festival set for Saturday at Pitt
Original at Pittsburgh Tribune-Review
• Tue, Apr 28
PA The concert also features the folk group Musuhallpa performing music of their native Andes region in South America. The performance starts at 7:30 pm Saturday at Frick Fine Arts Auditorium, University of Pittsburgh, Oakland. ...
Opinion: Pitt health expert reassured US cases of swine flu not severeOriginal at Pittsburgh Tribune-Review
• Sat, Apr 25
Times Online PA By Jeremy Boren, TRIBUNE-REVIEW A public health expert at the University of Pittsburgh said Saturday he is reassured that the US cases of a fatal strain of swine flu appear to be relatively mild. "Overall, I find that reassuring," said Dr. Samuel ...
Opinion: New Schedule Released for Pitt's “Blue, Gold, and Green ... - University of Pittsburgh News
Original at mac10.umc.pitt.edu
• Tue, Apr 21
PITTSBURGH-The new schedule has been released for the University of Pittsburgh's April 22 “Blue, Gold, and Green” sustainability festival, a showcase of the businesses, artists, and thinkers that help bring green to fruition in Pittsburgh. ...
Opinion: Pitt School Of Medicine Testing Cancer-Preventing Vaccine
Original at MSNBC
• Thu, Mar 19
PITTSBURGH - The University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine has begun testing a vaccine to prevent colon cancer. Colon cancer is the third-leading cause of cancer death in the United States and the second-leading cancer killer in Pennsylvania. ...
Opinion: Pitt tests vaccine to prevent colon cancer
Original at Pittsburgh Tribune-Review
• Tue, Mar 17
PA Four months ago, Wagner, who heads the hardware facilities and support center at Carnegie Mellon University, became one of the first patients to join a University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine clinical trial to test a potential vaccine to prevent ...
Opinion: McCoy has no regrets about leaving Pitt football
Original at Pittsburgh Tribune-Review
• Fri, Feb 20
Bleacher Report PA I built such a strong relationship with the University of Pittsburgh and the players and the teams and the coaches," McCoy said. "It was kind of like leaving the family but I think it was something best for me and my family and I think you can only do ...
Opinion: Pitt suspends 2 students for post-Super Bowl acts
Original at The Evening Sun
• Thu, Feb 5
PA - AP PITTSBURGH—The University of Pittsburgh has suspended two students for setting fires after the Pittsburgh Steelers' Super Bowl win on Sunday. ... University of Pittsburgh News (press release) - Pittsburgh Tribune-Review
Opinion: Pitt hopes to teach students Super lesson
Original at Pittsburgh Tribune-Review
• Wed, Feb 4
PA - By Bill Zlatos, TRIBUNE-REVIEW The University of Pittsburgh has suspended one student, summoned another before school authorities and is trying to determine ... Chancellor Nordenberg Issues University Update on Super Bowl ... University of Pittsburgh News (press release)
Opinion: Pitt suspends student in wake of Super Bowl violence
Original at Pittsburgh Tribune-Review
• Wed, Feb 4
PA By Bill Zlatos The University of Pittsburgh has suspended one student and is trying to identify other students arrested after the Pittsburgh Steelers' victory in the Super Bowl. University spokesman Robert Hill said the suspended student, ...
Opinion: Steelers' era of gridiron superiority began in 1972
Original at Pittsburgh Tribune-Review
• Sat, Jan 24
New York Daily News PA - Jan 24, 2009 Look at what happened," said Novosel, now a University of Pittsburgh lecturer in Russian and European history. "(Quarterbacks) Kordell Stewart and Tommy ... NFL | Steelers have seen Larry Fitzgerald for years Seattle Times
Opinion: Female Brain Cells Better Able to Survive Starvation than Male Ones
Original at HealthNewsDigest.com
• Fri, Jan 23
NY - By University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine (HealthNewsDigest.com) - PITTSBURGH, – Neurons from female rats and mice are better able to survive ... Pitt: Female brains survive starvation better than males Pittsburgh Tribune-Review all 8 news articles
Opinion: Ponzi fallout threatens Pitt Parkinson's study
Original at Pittsburgh Tribune-Review
• Tue, Dec 23
PA - By Luis Fabregas The Bernard Madoff scandal has hit a high-profile Parkinson's disease research project at the University of Pittsburgh. ... Madoff scandal hits Pitt researcher Pittsburgh Post Gazette all 16 news articles
Opinion: Experts lobby to add key dental data to medical records
Original at Pittsburgh Tribune-Review
• Wed, Dec 17
PA - Dec 17, 2008 The University of Pittsburgh is one of the only schools in the country with a dental informatics program, which studies how computers can improve dental ...
Opinion: Nano-spill? Try horseradish
Original at Pittsburgh Tribune-Review
• Tue, Dec 16
PA - Dec 16, 2008 By Allison M. Heinrichs If there's ever a futuristic nano-spill, a horseradish-derived product created by University of Pittsburgh researchers could clean ...
Opinion: McKillop An All-American
Original at BlueGoldNews.com
• Sun, Dec 14
- Dec 14, 2008 This award is a reflection of the support they have given me during my five seasons at the University of Pittsburgh.'' Earlier this week, McKillop was ... McKillop a self-made All-American Pittsburgh Tribune-Review all 30 news articles
Opinion: CMU, Pitt, Penn State earn top rankings in best universities list
Original at Pittsburgh Tribune-Review
• Sat, Dec 6
PA - Dec 6, 2008 By The Tribune-Review Carnegie Mellon University, the University of Pittsburgh and Penn State University rank among the top 200 universities in the world, ...
Opinion: McCoy's Late TD Rallies Pitt Past WVU 19-15
Original at WPXI.com
• Fri, Nov 28
PA - Nov 28, 2008 PITTSBURGH -- University of Pittsburgh runningback LeSean McCoy scored his second touchdown with 52 seconds left to finish off a career-high 183-yard ... WVU coach Bill Stewart's Take Pittsburgh Tribune-Review
Opinion: Pitt's goals change, focus on Brawl
Original at Washington Observer Reporter
• Tue, Nov 25
PA - Nov 25, 2008 Everyone understands what West Virginia is all about and how much they despise the University of Pittsburgh." Pitt and West Virginia have split the last ... This time, the Brawl is personal Pittsburgh Tribune-Review
UPMC, GE partner in foreign venture - Pittsburgh Tribune-Review
Original at Pittsburgh Tribune-Review
• Sat, Nov 22
The University of Pittsburgh Medical Center says a one-of-a-kind collaboration with medical giant GE Healthcare will speed UPMC's ambitious international expansion.
Opinion: Pitt Unveils 70-Foot Tractor-Trailer Mobile Laboratory to Bring ... - University of Pittsburgh News
Original at mac10.umc.pitt.edu
• Mon, Nov 10
University of Pittsburgh News (press release), PA - Nov 10, 2008 10, Pitt will unveil a 70-foot tractor-trailer fabricated into a mobile science laboratory that will give precollege students in the region hands-on ... Mobile lab takes science on road Pittsburgh Tribune-Review
Opinion: Oakland boasts new blooms, old bones and more
Original at Pittsburgh Tribune-Review
• Sun, Nov 2
PA - Wipe the tears from your eyes and walk toward Forbes Avenue and the 42-story Cathedral of Learning on the University of Pittsburgh campus. ...
Opinion: Expanded Endonasal Approach is Safe and Efffective in Peds
Original at Medgadget.com
• Thu, Feb 22
Study coming out of the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center and Children's Hospital of Pittsburgh has shown that minimally invasive base of skull surgery, called Expanded Endonasal Approach (EEA), is safer and more effective than the traditional approach.
Opinion: Torchbearers
Original at people.tribe.net
• Sat, Feb 25
By johnpowers I live near Pittsburgh and I'm really fond of the place. Something about this place is that it seems everyone is only separated by one degree if you're not already friends. Because of this closeness it's almost a habit when meeting someone new to identify the way you're already connected. Thi...