The University of Pittsburgh has a rich and colorful history, much of which is documented in publications and photographic images held by the University Archives. Through the financial support from the Office of Provost, the University Library System's Digital Research Library digitized a set of key materials that reflect portions of the university’s documented history.
This Web site greatly expands access to material that is frequently sought by students, faculty, and staff to support their research and scholarship needs. More than 100,000 pages of text are searchable or browsable along with hundreds of images that visually depict some of the many people, buildings and events that comprise Pitt history.
For additional material in the University Archives, be sure to search the finding aids to our many collections.
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The University of Pittsburgh owns the copyright to the physical material presented on this website. We provide access to the digital images for personal, noncommercial, educational and research purposes only. Without written permission from the University of Pittsburgh stating otherwise, prohibited uses include, but are not limited to systematic downloading of images using robots, scripts, or other software programs; commercial use and resale of the images; or redistribution, publication or retransmission of the images beyond what is allowed by the U.S. copyright code. The University of Pittsburgh holds the copyright to the images.
© 2007-2012 Hosted by the Digital Research Library within the University Library System at the University of Pittsburgh.
