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2 Pitt professors won American Chemical Society honors

Angela Gronenborn won the Nakanishi Prize and Kay Brummond took home an Arthur C. Cope Scholar Award.

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  • Kenneth P. Dietrich School of Arts and Sciences
  • School of Medicine
Students walk next to a Panther Central sign during move-in.

Panther Central celebrated 25 years as Pitt’s one-stop student hub

Along with handling housing, dining, IDs and mobility for students, the office has launched the careers of staff across the University.

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Pitt-Johnstown fraternities and sororities took home awards from their summer conferences

The University’s Fraternity Sorority Life Community received both individual and chapter-level recognitions across five organizations.

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  • Cultivate student success
Six students stand under a telescope

High school astrophysics club Allegheny Observers earned international recognition

CERN will award a telescope to the regional student organization based at Allegheny Observatory for its outreach programming.

  • Allegheny Observatory
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2 Pitt campuses were named to the first Best Colleges for Rural America list

Pitt-Bradford and Pitt-Johnstown made the top 50 of the new Washington Monthly ranking.

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  • Pitt-Johnstown
  • Cultivate student success
Posvar Hall Yellow Sculpture

Undergrad Ashley Mason was named to the Hillel International Student Cabinet

The senior in the School of Education is one of 20 students who will act as trusted advisors to the organization.

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  • School of Education
Mike Giancola

Mike Giancola is Pitt’s next dean of students

As dean and associate vice provost, the longtime higher ed professional will support student success, belonging and development on the Pittsburgh campus.

  • Division of Student Affairs
  • Cultivate student success
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Shelome Gooden has been appointed to new joint leadership roles

She will serve as associate vice chancellor for research in the humanities, arts, social sciences and related fields, and as associate vice provost for faculty advancement and leadership development.

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  • Provost
Linda Williams-Moore

Linda Williams-Moore was named executive director of the Office of Inclusion and Belonging

In the role, she will continue leading efforts to strengthen student engagement, support student success and foster a sense of belonging.

  • Division of Student Affairs
  • Cultivate student success
The Cathedral of Learning sits behind blooming flowers.

10 Pitt people made Pittsburgh Magazine’s 40 Under 40 list

These high-performing, high-impact professionals are achieving success for themselves and the Pittsburgh region through their leadership and commitment to excellence.

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Tabacchi

Pitt named JW Tabacchi as its first Title VI coordinator

The new director of equal opportunity will oversee discrimination complaints, refine and build upon a reporting process for students, faculty and staff across the University’s five campuses.

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  • Chancellor
Program Manager Ryan Golder presents to an audience

A summer of recruitment for Pitt’s English Language Institute

Program manager Ryan Golder travelled this summer building on partnerships across Japan, Vietnam and South Korea.

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Michael Ramsey

Michael Ramsey’s work was recognized by the American Geophysical Society

A paper led by the professor of geology and environmental science explains the impact of losing NASA’s only high-res multispectral thermal infrared sensor

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  • Kenneth P. Dietrich School of Arts and Sciences
Rory Cooper touches his device

Rory Cooper was named to Forbes’ list of most successful living veterans

The founder of Pitt’s Human Engineering Research Laboratories was recognized for his contributions to wheelchair technology that helps reduce repetitive injuries.

  • Human Engineering Research Lab (HERL)
  • Propel scholarship, creativity and innovation
An advisor and a student with a laptop talk at a library table.

Pitt is one of the best workplaces in Pennsylvania, according to Forbes

The University ranked No. 5 in the education industry in its sixth year on the America’s Best-In-State Employers list.

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Ashlee Wolfgang

Ashlee Wolfgang will lead the University Counseling Center

Wolfgang, who has served in various UCC leadership roles since 2019, was selected as executive director after a national search.

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  • Be welcoming and engaged
Gabel

Chancellor Joan Gabel was named to Forbes’ 50 Over 50 list

Gabel was recognized for her outstanding leadership and vision on the sixth annual list celebrating notable women doing impactful work in their fields.

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  • Chancellor
The Cathedral of Learning sits behind blooming flowers.

6 Pitt alumni and leaders earned 2026 C-Suite Awards

This year’s Pittsburgh Business Times awardees include Vice Chancellor for Alumni Relations Nancy Merritt and Distinguished Professor of Emergency Medicine Donald Yealy.

  • Alumni
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  • School of Medicine
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Undergraduate Alexandre Massip earned a national environmental fellowship

He is one of 39 students selected for the Rachel Carson Council’s 2026-27 National Environmental Leadership Fellowship.

  • Cultivate student success
  • David C. Frederick Honors College
  • Kenneth P. Dietrich School of Arts and Sciences
The Cathedral of Learning

Pitt announced 3 leadership appointments

April Belback, Don Elliott and Enku Gelaye will work to continue strengthening the University’s commitment to student success and financial sustainability in their new roles.

  • University News
  • Promote accountability and trust