The Distinguished Professor of Physics was featured for her work in fostering belonging for women in undergraduate physics.

Distinct backgrounds and personalities led a trio to become Pitt's first all-female drum major team.

The Clinical Psychology Center provides mental health services and cognitive evaluations on a sliding scale while providing a training ground for PhD students.

PINSE promotes researcher collaboration across the sciences, engineering and medicine while supporting partnerships with industry and external academic institutions.

The former psychology professor and assistant to the chancellor helped found Pittsburgh’s August Wilson center and served on more than a dozen arts, education and civic boards.

More than a century ago, scientists began studying cosmic rays atop Paris’ Eiffel Tower. Today, Pitt researchers replicate work in the Cathedral of Learning.

The awardees will create a multimodal writing and feedback dataset that captures the transitional phase between high school and college writing.

The associate professor in the Dietrich School will spend the duration of her fellowship writing her book-in-progress, “Death Proximity: Grief and Emotional Wellness Stories in Black Communities.”

For alumnus and longtime Pittsburgh History and Landmarks Foundation leader Arthur Ziegler, preservation is about people and culture, not just buildings.

The Distinguished Professor was honored for his books on inductive inference.