If you've ever tried to pick up a Wi-fi signal among the 3-foot-thick stone walls of the Cathedral or even on the lawn outside, you know it's a bitch. No more, says Pitt, who has added wireless in just about every building on campus. You can check out a complete list of locations here. 

This is great news for a few reasons. First, less people will be standing around in Pitt's undersized, understaffed computer labs waiting to check email and Facebook. 

 

Line for the Cathedral Computer Labs at 130 p.m. 10 Mac computers are not being used.

Second, when your roomate decides he and his girlfriend are going to knock boots mid-afternoon, you can now take your laptop outside and complain to all of your friends on AIM while breathing in fresh smog. 

Now Pitt just needs to give students the ability to print wirelessly. Fake sources say this improvement is 3 tuiton hikes and 5 years away. Pitt is it.