Four Pittsburgh researchers, including Pitt economist Lise Vesterlund, are putting a stop to women’s dead-end work with their new book, out May 3.

The new study connects the dots between brain cells, behavior and the ADHD drug.

The program provides support for original research projects that address “enduring issues confronting our society.”

The 19 students are lauded for their academic achievements, perseverance and commitment to service.

Thais Ridgeway (A&S ’13) is fighting dating violence through her work as a lawyer, Army reservist and Miss New York United States 2020.

Forty teams participated, representing institutions from around the world.

This year’s 46 recipients will travel to Ghana, Italy, Guam and elsewhere for immersive global learning experiences.

The honor celebrates the leadership, achievements and community service of local African American young men and women.

It is the first time a Pitt alum has received the honor.

Each award consists of a $2,500 prize to the graduate faculty member to recognize excellence in mentoring.