by Carole Reinert | Jul 1 | College of Business Administration, In The News
Every industry depends on a positive bottom line, which makes a strong business background the ultimate career catalyst. Pitt Business has partnered with Community College of Allegheny County (CCAC) to offer a new business culinary arts certificate,...
by Gabby Gartner-Coliane | May 4 | College of Business Administration, Commencement, Executive Education, Featured News, In The News, Master of Science, MBA, PhD, Students
Over 900 graduates across all degree levels were celebrated at the University of Pittsburgh School of Business Class of 2026 Spring Commencement Ceremony at the Petersen Events Center on May 2, 2026. The student and faculty speakers shared words of encouragement and...
by Gabby Gartner-Coliane | May 1 | College of Business Administration, In The News
The University of Pittsburgh School of Business held the Undergraduate Awards Ceremony on May 1, 2026, at the University Club in Oakland to honor students, staff, and faculty for their accomplishments this past year. Addressing the graduates, Gene Anderson, Henry...
by Gabby Gartner-Coliane | Apr 6 | College of Business Administration, Featured News, In The News, Students
Shanele Tamulevicius, a graduating senior from the University of Pittsburgh School of Business, is among the Top 100 Best and Brightest Undergraduate Business Majors from Poets&Quants. The list celebrates graduating students who are leaders inside and outside the...
by Gabby Gartner-Coliane | Mar 23 | College of Business Administration, Featured News, In The News, Rankings
The University of Pittsburgh School of Business undergraduate program is ranked No. 10 among public institutions and climbs eight spots to No. 26 among all business schools in the U.S. by Poets&Quants, a leading website for business education...
by Carole Reinert | Nov 18 | College of Business Administration, Featured News, In The News
For Bryan Schultz, director of global experiences at the University of Pittsburgh School of Business, the adventures he usually takes students on span the globe. Little did he know that the most impactful project he leads would be in the University of Pittsburgh’s...
