Government Relations Newsletters
Our stories highlight the ongoing impact of Pitt's Government Relations teams. For the full scoop, check out the most recent editions of our newsletters.
Find answers to frequently asked questions about guidelines on political campaign activities at the University.
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Read updates for key communities on the University's plans for returning students, faculty, and staff safely to campus.
Chancellor Patrick Gallagher called upon the University to acknowledge our role in the response during this time of great challenge. Join us in Pitt’s Pandemic Service Initiative: expanding staff, faculty, and student service; contributing to drives and collections; and forging innovative partnerships. We are rolling up our sleeves.
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Pitt is replacing in-person instruction with online and alternative learning, among other proactive steps to deal with the pandemic.
Read moreThe University of Pittsburgh Office of Government Relations maintains relationships with all levels of government, including Federal, Commonwealth, County, and City, while also leading Pitt’s community-facing work through collaboration, communication, and facilitation of University engagement with its broader communities.
Pitt's engagement map shows the magnitude of our outreach regionally, nationally and internationally.
Voter registration and engagement resources are available to support civic involvement.
Mobilize for mission and connect to community through service and volunteerism.
Pitt's engagement map shows the magnitude of our outreach regionally, nationally and internationally.
Voter registration and engagement resources are available to support civic involvement.
Mobilize for mission and connect to community through service and volunteerism.
Our stories highlight the ongoing impact of Pitt's Government Relations teams. For the full scoop, check out the most recent editions of our newsletters.