One of two U.S. Presidential Scholars at Pitt.

Reeser will spend next spring in residence at the university to work on a book project exploring trans representation and conceptions of French citizenship.

Pitt’s mascot turns 112 this week, but his species hasn’t been spotted in the commonwealth for more than a century. Could we reintroduce panthers to the region? Should we?

While in residence, Meyer is finishing research on a book recounting a scandalous 1877 trial in London.

Listen to two of Yunge Xiao's original songs.

The winners of the award, which recognizes those who promote justice, will be honored at a Nov. 11 event.

The most common service-related disability in U.S. veterans, tinnitus, has no available cure. Thanos Tzounopoulos is on the front lines of the effort to find one.

By avoiding a toxic and explosive chemical, Kazunori Koide’s lab could open the Birch reduction up to be used in chemical and pharmaceutical industries.

With “The Heiress of Pittsburgh,” Duquesne University President Ken Gormley (A&S ’77) has earned himself a new job title: novelist. 

The portable charger will juice up your phone in just 30 minutes.