We are thrilled to announce we have acquired the archive of the late playwright and Pittsburgh native son August Wilson, best known for his unprecedented American Century Cycle —ten plays that convey the Black experience in each decade of the 20th century. All ten of the plays have had Broadway productions and two earned Wilson the Pulitzer Prize for Drama. See our August Wilson Archive website for more information.
 Library books are not due until April 30, 2021Library books checked out last academic year are not due until April 30, including E-Z Borrow and Interlibrary Loan Materials. No fines or fees will be applied to these materials. Questions? Contact Us. For more library service updates visit here. |
 10,000 Electronic Theses and Dissertations (ETDs)We’ve reached 10,000 Electronic Theses and Dissertations (ETDs) in D-Scholarship! Almost 99% of our ETDs are freely available, which means scholars around the world can access the wealth of research conducted by Pitt students with no paywalls, as part of our mission to support Open Access. |
 Digital Scholarship Services online office hours for the Fall SemesterDSS Online Office Hours are a chance to meet our team, ask questions, and get personalized, real-time help with your digital projects. Drop in on Zoom on Tuesdays 10-11 a.m. & Wednesdays 3-4 p.m. For more information on how to attend our office hours, please visit our calendar. |
 ULS Commitment to Equity and JusticeWe stand in solidarity with our black students, faculty, colleagues and our community and condemn all expressions of racism. We acknowledge our responsibility to help create a world that actively values and affirms diversity and inclusion, a core value of the ULS and the library profession.We join Pitt’s Office of Diversity and Inclusion in “speaking out in solidarity with our black students, colleagues, neighbors and friends. We remain focused on building a... more |
 Daniel Kraus PapersThere’s a significant new addition to the Horror Studies Collection at Pitt. The University of Pittsburgh Library System (ULS) has acquired the papers of Daniel Kraus—a prolific writer in the horror genre who currently lives in Chicago. It represents the first addition to the collection from a literary figure and author, thus expanding the scope of the collection beyond filmmaking as established... more |
