Olivera Finn will serve as an at-large director of the Society for Immunotherapy of Cancer
The Distinguished Professor of Immunology will start her three-year term in January.
A gift from the Cane-Bridge Foundation will expand the depth and breadth of dementia research at Pitt
A newly established fund will support clinical trials within the University of Pittsburgh Alzheimer’s Disease Research Center in the Department of Neurology in the School of Medicine.
A strategic agreement between MWRIF and Pitt Medicine will advance women’s and infants’ health research
Pamela A. Moalli, who has served in an interim capacity since 2024, was named Magee-Womens Research Institute and Foundation scientific director.
Pitt is once again among the top 2% of universities worldwide
Six programs, five of them in the schools of health sciences, cracked the top 25 on the U.S. News & World Report Best Global Universities list.
A Pitt student team will get the opportunity to send their experiment to the ISS
The University is looking for undergraduates and faculty advisors with big cosmic questions — that fit in tiny packages — as part of the national Student Spaceflight Experiments Program.
Scaife Hall is Pitt’s 20th LEED certified building since 2005
The building’s recent renovation and West Wing addition earned a LEED Gold certification, the second-highest rank in the green building rating system.
This van delivers vision care to underinsured people across the Pittsburgh region
At its latest stop in Greater Hazelwood, older adults had access to comprehensive eye exams, retinal imaging and even glasses, all free of charge.
Infrastructure enhancements powered by Dell Technologies will help Pitt accelerate AI-powered health care
New computing and storage systems will support faster, more accurate detection of diseases such as cancer at the Computational Pathology and AI Center of Excellence.
Chenits Pettigrew received an Education Vanguard Award
The associate dean for student engagement and enrichment in Pitt’s School of Medicine was honored by the Pittsburgh-based nonprofit NEED.
Atilla Soran was recognized by the National Lymphedema Network
The clinical professor of surgery was featured as a Community Champion for his research and leadership in lymphedema care.

