Satyaj Bhargava and Brandon P. Hale were recognized at the Senior Distinguished Awards Convocation on May 1 for their scholarship, leadership and commitment to the University.

Swanson School students merged ham radio and AI to search for the Orion spacecraft.

The students earned a rare double recognition as National and Regional Small Chapter of the Year, and President Leilani Cruz was honored for her leadership.

Seven health sciences specialty programs cracked the top 10, including a No. 1 ranking for occupational therapy, and the Swanson School of Engineering ranks No. 24 for public universities.

The University will receive $600,000 in Department of Energy funding to develop transformers for a high-voltage DC power grid.

The team of Pitt students and alumni won the student startup category for their concept of powering underwater vehicles with ocean waves.

Peer Success Guides like Kam Chan and Alivia Melius play an important role in the University’s goal of cultivating access, affordability and support for all students.

The display, adorning the hallway outside a Benedum electric power lab, invites students to consider their place in engineering history.

The young professionals are making an impact on their workplaces and their communities.

Pitt’s senior vice chancellor for research will be recognized at the school’s Night of the Stars event this spring.