New research led by a Pitt undergrad and psychology’s Jamie Hanson could inform interventions to help children who experience high levels of stress.

Mostern traces China’s history from the Neolithic times to the present day, illustrating the long-term effects of interactions between humans and the natural landscape.

The inaugural summit features Pitt notables including Bailey Dean of the Kenneth P. Dietrich School of Arts and Sciences Kathleen Blee and Chancellor Emeritus Pittsburgh Mark Nordenberg.

Several panel moderators described the virtual conference’s first day as moving. The events are free and open to all. 

The proposed design, which uses tech borrowed from quantum computers, is so radical that it doesn’t even qualify as a laser.

Members and advisors of the group say it’s an important cultural and social space for Pitt’s growing Latinx student population, which has doubled since 2011.

The first annual Screenshot: Asia Film Festival offers 12 feature and short films from Asia and Asian filmmakers.

New America is an organization committed to investing in thinkers who generate ideas that impact and spark new conversations about the most pressing issues of our day.

RIBBiTR, a new Pitt-hosted institute funded by a $12.5 million National Science Foundation grant, will research frogs and toads bouncing back after a catastrophic brush with disease.

You can see the “Say Her Name Memorial Gown” through Sept. 24 at the University Art Gallery.