The recent PhD graduates will advocate for children and youth during the career-boosting postdoctoral program.

Suicide deaths among Black adults are rising and misconceptions about the problem abound. Pitt’s Kamesha Spates is researching ways to tackle the crisis.

As a Spencer Dissertation fellow, she's been identified one of education's most talented researchers.

The play, about abolitionist Quaker Benjamin Lay, is based on a book by Markus Rediker and was born at a conference protest in Germany.

Take a deep dive into the history of Ski Festival and the Magnavox Odyssey with Pitt’s Zachary Horton.

Brackenridge fellows get $4,000 stipends and weekly interdisciplinary networking to back their scholarly projects. 2023 winners hail from the Greensburg and Pittsburgh campuses.

Last year, a provocative paper overturned established wisdom about “silent” genetic mutations. Pitt's Craig Kaplan and a group of biologist colleagues weren’t convinced.

The theatre arts assistant professor will write a book about the history of social services for disabled actors in the United States.

Eight faculty members from across Pitt will lead colloquiums and develop courses while participating in the center’s activities.

Michael Meyer, a professor in the Writing Program, will present his studies on Taiwanese history to German audiences.