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.

The American Astronomical Society is honoring the James Webb Space Telescope UNCOVER team for changing researchers’ understanding of cosmic evolution.

Student journalists gain valuable hands-on training through campus publications like WPTS Radio, Pitt to the Point and The Pitt News.

Nine years after Hurricane Maria, Fernando Tormos-Aponte and his research group shared their findings with policymakers in Puerto Rico.

PICTE offers a rare and transformative opportunity for early career scientists to step directly into the world of translational cancer biology.

The article explains the links between director Adam Lowenstein’s story, the collection and “Night of the Living Dead.”

The University lept 24 places in undergraduate research and creative projects while maintaining high national rankings for nursing and bioengineering.

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