April Events, Commencement Info, and More!
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April Events, Commencement Info, and More!
We're only a few weeks away from finals! We hope everyone's studies are going well.
Registration appointments for the fall term are open, with open enrollment beginning on April 4th!
Whether you're going home for the summer or taking courses during the break, please don't forget to send us your Enrollment Certification Request Forms!
Commencement is Only a Few Weeks Away!
Planning on graduating? Find information on regalia purchases, connecting your family, graduation photos, and more!
Note: Student Veterans can come by the Office of Veterans Services for a free military branch graduation stole!
Your Feedback is Very Important!
DLC and Veterans Place of Washington Blvd Career Fair
Be a Part of Something Great!
As military-connected students, you have a unique opportunity to participate in a nationally recognized student organization chapter on our campus.
Leaders can convene and engage with student, faculty, and alumni advisory boards, submit budget requests to the Student Government Board for consideration, and build a comprehensive toolkit of professional and academic experience that can propel you to the next stage in your career goals beyond your academic pursuits!
Leaders also assist OVS with important feedback that informs our own development, events, and initiatives. We're very excited for the chance to work with all of you!
If you are interested in learning more about VMAS, please send an email to veterans@pitt.edu!
(Disclaimer: per current bylaws, only student veterans can serve as chapter president. All other leadership positions and committee seats are open to military-connected students of any affiliation)
Campus Spotlight
OVS April Resume Workshop (At our office!)
Meet with Carol Balk, Career Consultant, on April 2nd from 11am-1pm to discuss and ask questions regarding resumes or cover letters, specifically for military-connected individuals. Carol will also be available for mock interviews. A headshot backdrop and light will also be available for professional use, free of charge.
Headshots will be taken on your phone. No appointments will be necessary, walk-in only.
Origins of Astronomy Week
Join university partners April 6-10, 2026, for a week of faculty talks, maker-space activities, exhibits, and other events showcasing how astronomy has shaped our understanding of the universe, from early observations of the night sky to modern discoveries.
Hosted by the University Library System in partnership with the Department of Classics and the Department of Physics and Astronomy, events offer the Pitt community opportunities to engage with experts, try hands-on activities, and uncover the stories behind how we study the stars.
For some events, space is limited. If registration is full, you may choose to join the waitlist.
2025-2026 Dept. of Music Concert Season
Housed within the Kenneth P. Dietrich School of Arts and Sciences, the Department of Music is a vibrant and inclusive community that invites students from across the University to engage deeply with music as scholars, performers, creators, and listeners. They serve undergraduate and graduate students, music majors and minors, and also contribute meaningfully to the cultural life of the Pittsburgh metropolitan area and the broader scholarly and musical communities.
Select events will be available via livestream on the Music at Pitt YouTube channel.
From the Events Calendar
Spring Food Truck Round Up - Tues. Apr. 7th 11am-12pm -Virtual
Join Conference Services for the 2026 Food Truck Round Up, raising money for the United Way. Order lunch from one of the many local food trucks and 15 percent of sales are donated to the United Way.
Community Master Ride - Tues. Apr. 14th 6-7:00pm - Recreation and Wellness Center, Floor 4 Momentum Studio
Open to all students. Whether you're looking to elevate fitness, sharpen your cycle skills, or test your endurance, this Master Ride cycle class is built to stretch your capabilities and accelerate results.
Navigating Student Loan Repayment - Tues. Apr. 21st 6pm - Virtual
Student Loans and repayment have definitely been in the news lately. Join the Financial Wellness Center as we discuss the loan repayment options, provide information to help you resume payments and to navigate the recent changes. If you are new to borrowing or have had loans for a while now, come join us as we provide invaluable information to you.
Pitt Academy: Public Impact in Hazelwood - Thur. Apr. 30th 6pm -Roundhouse at Hazelwood Green
The University of Pittsburgh changes lives. But what does that look like in one neighborhood, in real time?
Discover how Pitt’s life sciences research, industry innovation and neighborhood partnerships are working together to shape the city’s next chapter in Hazelwood and open doors for the local community—and all of Pennsylvania—along the way.
Recurring Events (now through April):
- Meditation Mondays at Heinz Chapel – Every Monday
- (NEW) Strength Training 101
- Adobe Study Group
- (NEW) Intermediate Strength
Campus Resources
Off-Campus Student Services
Committed to ensuring that students are knowledgeable renters. The OCI mission is to provide students with the information and tools needed to successfully reside in off-campus accommodations. Services can help you find housing and roommates, resources to safely live off-campus, and the support you’ll need to be a responsible neighbor – from renter’s guides to apartment listings to useful tips.
Pitt Pantry
Dedicated to ensuring that all members of the Pitt community have regular access to a balanced and nutritious diet, the Pantry hosts regular shopping hours for Pitt community members to obtain food and services.
It is located in the O’Hara Student Center kitchen (4024 O’Hara Street), where all members of the Pitt community can visit to select items of need.
Thriftsburgh
Created in the spring of 2014, Thriftsburgh is Pitt’s student-run on-campus thrift store serving students, staff, faculty, and the Pittsburgh community by re-purposing and selling second-hand clothing, shoes, and accessories. Buying secondhand clothing reduces textile waste, cuts carbon, and promotes a culture of reuse. All items sold in the store are $12 or less.
Thriftsburgh has regular store hours in the O’Hara Student Center and holds various events throughout the year. The Annual Reuse Rummage Sale is hosted each August to provide clothing, dorm, kitchen, and bathroom essentials to students returning to campus.
Pitt Arts Initiatives Offerings
Dedicated to helping students in all majors and disciplines to discover and attend performances, tours and hands-on activities.
Pitt Arts works with arts organizations to ensure that the best available seating is offered for a low price through the Cheap Seats Program. Individuals with special needs should contact the arts organization directly in order to purchase tickets and ensure accessible seating.
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