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Panthers Forward — and Pitt — changed this senior’s life
First-generation scholar Hosea Wah said the debt-relief and mentoring program instilled professional and financial confidence as he gets ready to launch his career.
She’s Pitt’s first-ever recipient of a Paul and Daisy Soros Fellowship for New Americans
Anna Li will receive $90,000 over two years as she completes her MD/PhD. If that wasn’t enough, she’s an inventor tackling health disparities as well.
Pitt graduate programs retain high U.S. News and World Report rankings
Programs in public health, education, engineering and more saw jumps in the 2024 rankings.
Oldest living U.S. Olympic medalist, Herb Douglas, a University of Pittsburgh alumnus, has died at 101
The track and field legend was a storied businessman and philanthropist.
Graduating Pittsburgh Public Scholars want to help the city and beyond
The Pitt program guarantees admission and financial assistance for Pittsburgh Public Schools’ valedictorians and salutatorians. Here’s how two hope to change the world.
The Pitt Success program supported more than 1,000 students in the Class of 2023
Since launching in 2019, the initiative has helped Pell Grant recipients fund — and stay in — college.
Rachel Decker Richelieu named Pitt’s vice chancellor for University Communications and Marketing
Richelieu brings decades of experience from her work in the public sector, aerospace and defense, and technology.
Pitt published an update on endowment investing related to ESG factors
The report is part of the University’s commitment to providing clarity on decisions regarding environmental, social and governance principles.
9 tips for better sleep, from the people who keep Pitt athletes well rested
Whether you’re a volleyball star or prepping for finals, here’s what you can do to boost your performance with rest.
Meet Pitt’s newest Goldwater scholar
Grace Fleury fell in love with one of the most notorious fields in STEM — organic chemistry — and now she has received one of the most prestigious awards for students.
Pitt Police Chief James Loftus answers campus safety questions after malicious calls
At a Tuesday press conference, Loftus explained how the night unfolded and pledged a renewed focus on the office’s communication with campus.
Pittsburgh universities join forces to raise awareness of sexual assault
Five universities, including Pitt, will come together April 16 to show solidarity and support for victims.
Pitt’s Adam Lowenstein is a 2023 Guggenheim Fellow
The professor in the Kenneth P. Dietrich School of Arts and Sciences is known for his research on horror films and helping to bring George A. Romero’s archives to Pitt.
Find out who’s speaking at Pitt’s graduate school commencement ceremonies
Hear from Pitt alumni who are leading the fields of ethics, environmental advocacy, educator rights and more.
Katy Nesbitt is Pitt’s 2023 undergraduate commencement speaker
The alum and first American woman to referee at the World Cup will deliver remarks to graduating students and their families at the April 30 event.
Pitt’s 2023 honorary degree recipients
Victor Dzau, president of the National Academy of Medicine, Chris Elias, leader of global development for the Gates Foundation, and referee and alumna Katy Nesbitt will be recognized.
The Pitt Farmers Market is back
Head to the William Pitt Union Plaza on April 6, 13 or 20 for baked goods, BBQ and more.
Joan T.A. Gabel named 19th University of Pittsburgh chancellor
The Pitt Board of Trustees on Monday elected Gabel to succeed Patrick Gallagher.
6 things to do around the Pittsburgh campus in April
Design a spacecraft, attend free concerts and celebrate Pitt innovators.
Pitt helped bring a gospel pioneer’s music back to life
A daylong community celebration honoring composer Charles Henry Pace and his activist wife, Frankie, resurrected songs not heard in more than six decades. Learn more about their legacy.
