University of Pittsburgh students will pay 3.5%, or $668, more in tuition this fall, becoming the latest in a growing number of college undergraduates nationally hit by record inflation now topping 9% that is straining campuses already stretched by the pandemic and soft enrollment.
By striking a careful balance of digital and in-person resources, institutions can design a new hybrid student experience far better suited for the varied needs of today's students.
The university will retain student-facing services such as residence life, residency assignments, billing and managing compliance with housing agreements.
The Alliance of Hispanic Serving Research Universities intends to double the number of Hispanics earning doctorates and substantially increase the ranks of Hispanic professors.
