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For the 20th consecutive year, the University of Pittsburgh opened its doors on Christmas Day for folks to enjoy a warm meal in good company.
Pleased with her accomplishments and in an effort to retain her, a group of University of Pittsburgh trustees voted to increase Chancellor Joan Gabel’s base salary to $1.25 million next year, a 32% raise.
For the past two decades, the University of Pittsburgh has been offering a holiday meal and gifts to people in need.
University of Pittsburgh trustees have given a huge salary boost to Chancellor Joan Gabel and other top Pitt administrators.
University of Pittsburgh staff represented by the United Steelworkers will receive 2.5% salary increases, retroactive to Aug. 1, starting with their paychecks in mid-January. That was the agreement reached between Pitt and the union last week.
PRESSURE COVERING ALLEGHENY COUNTY. REPORTER FELICITY TAYLOR JOINS US LIVE FROM OAKLAND AND FELICITY. A NEW OFFICE IS OPENING IN ITS PLACE. YEAH, KRISTEN, IT’S CALLED THE OFFICE OF INSTITUTIONAL ENGAGEMENT AND WELL-BEING. NOW, STUDENTS THAT WE SPOKE TO ...
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Pitt chancellor gets 33% pay raise
The University of Pittsburgh's board of trustees has approved a 33% salary increase for Chancellor Joan Gabel. Video above: Top stories, weather forecast from WGAL News 8 Today.
College sports teams can unify their community on and off the field — and one football team is doing just that by using its platform to spread faith to students. University of Pittsburgh football players delivered the gospel in front of nearly 600 people ...
CUSTODY AT THIS HOUR. WE HAVE LIVE TEAM COVERAGE TONIGHT OF THE IMPACT KIRK’S DEATH IS HAVING ON PITTSBURGHERS. ANCHOR ANDREW STOCKEY WILL JOIN US IN A FEW MINUTES. BUT FIRST REPORTER JORDAN CIOPPA IS LIVE AT THE UNIVERSITY OF PITTSBURGH. JORDAN, TODAY ...
Shortly after his inauguration, President Donald Trump disrupted the country’s research landscape with a series of executive orders and administrative actions aimed at slashing key funding sources and limiting the subjects of federally backed study.