Care Advocates are a resource for any Pitt student with experiences related to identity-based misconduct. Through confidential advocacy, students can explore what next steps are best for them with a social worker.
Physical well-being is the knowledge and practice toward positive health conditions. It involves the adoption of proactive measures such as regular physical activity, good nutrition, utilization of preventative health care and abstaining from harmful behaviors.
The University is committed to supporting the health and well-being of our community by offering free menstrual products throughout campus.
The University values and is supportive of our faculty, staff, and students who are pregnant or have lactation responsibilities. For their convenience, we've compiled a list of resources on the Oakland campus.
The University respects and values religious and spiritual communities. This page provides Pitt students, faculty, and staff with information pertaining to religious groups and organizations both on and off campus.