Weber’s research was cited in a petition recommending the state increase bonding requirements for oil and gas wells.

A Graduate School of Public and International Affairs project won an award for bridging research and practice.

The Leslie A. Whittington Excellence in Teaching Award recognizes long-term excellence in teaching public policy and public affairs.

Valdis Dombrovskis tackled the complex global issues of carbon neutrality, trade and how to make technological changes work for all people in his Sept. 30 talk.

An executive vice president of the European Commission will talk transatlantic trade and technology with GSPIA Associate Dean Erica Owen. He’ll also take questions from students.

A new $25 million grant from the National Science Foundation will fund researchers from 29 organizations developing new approaches and techniques for divvying up the valuable and highly contested real estate of radio waves that connect many of our devices.

“So much of our lives are lived through our phone,” said Pitt School of Computing and Information Professor Martin Weiss. “The spectrum is a key part of making that work well.”

The fellowship is sponsored by the Hispanic Association of Colleges and Universities.

When should an aging oil and gas well be decommissioned? A group of Pitt students recently gave the state evidence-based advice.

A Pitt professor and dozens of volunteers are helping to connect Afghan citizens with former employers so they can apply for asylum in the U.S. Plus, Pitt resources for veterans.

In her new position, the specialist in international political economy who has been on the school's faculty since 2018, will serve as its chief academic officer.