These Pitt students are using computing skills and AI tools to design new experiences and preserve cultural stories.

The communications and media manager for the School of Computing and Information was one of three inaugural winners of the Helen Fallon Young Communicator Award.

As it approaches its 10th year, the lauded Pitt Cyber program is innovating its approach to help grow the national cybersecurity workforce.

The Pitt initiative will collaborate with the Carnegie Hero Fund to make its 121 years of data on heroes available to researchers.

Scholars from across disciplines will represent the United States in countries including Germany, Montenegro, Israel and Azerbaijan.

The collaboration, led by Carnegie Mellon and MIT, is funded by a $1.6 million Alfred P. Sloan Foundation grant.

Research topics ranged from use of generative AI at Pitt to retention at regional campuses to the data science of addiction.

Pitt's Rhodes Family Resource Fund supports the student who puts ‘everything into their education but does not have the resources to access the things that enrich that experience.’

Her research, in collaboration with a local summer camp, ensures all students are recognized and their participation — whether overt, muted or cautious — is reinforced.

Attend the Dean’s Spotlight Series on Oct. 29 and Dec. 5.