University of Pittsburgh

Population breakdown for University of Pittsburgh

Bar chart showing the Population Breakdown of University of PittsburghPie chart showing the Student to Faculty Ratio of University of Pittsburgh
UndergraduatesPostgraduatesFacultyStaffStudent to Faculty Ratio
18,371 10,452 4,844 6:1
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Popular sports at University of Pittsburgh

Pittsburgh Panthers men's basketball
Pittsburgh Panthers men's basketball
Sport:College basketball

Famous alumni of University of Pittsburgh

Gerald Hayes
Gerald Hayes
Football Player
Anthony Dorsett
Anthony Dorsett
Football Player
Mark Stepnoski
Mark Stepnoski
Football Player
Andy Lee
Andy Lee
Football Player
Josh "Bernard" Lay
Josh "Bernard" Lay
Football Player
Chris Doleman
Chris Doleman
Football Player
Alex Van Pelt
Alex Van Pelt
Football Player
Shawntae Spencer
Shawntae Spencer
Football Player
Jim Sweeney
Jim Sweeney
Football Player
Bryan Anderson
Bryan Anderson
Football Player
Ruben Brown
Ruben Brown
Football Player
Sean Gilbert
Sean Gilbert
Football Player
Claude Harriott
Claude Harriott
Football Player
Rickey Jackson
Rickey Jackson
Football Player
Kevan Barlow
Kevan Barlow
Football Player
Carlton Williamson
Carlton Williamson
Football Player
Antonio Bryant
Antonio Bryant
Football Player
Mark May
Mark May
Football Player, TV Actor

Fraternities and Sororities at University of Pittsburgh

Phi Kappa Theta
Phi Kappa Theta
Alpha Delta Pi
Alpha Delta Pi

Frequently Asked Questions

  • Q:
    What are the University of Pittsburgh's school colors?
  • A:
    Gold and Blue are school spirit colors.
  • Q:
    Which sorority and fraternity organizations are at The University of Pittsburgh?
  • A:
    The fraternity and sorority affiliations include Phi Kappa Theta and Alpha Delta Pi.
  • Q:
    What year was University of Pittsburgh established?
  • A:
    The college was founded in the year 1787.

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