Pitt, UN: Lack of Women in Public Administration Threatens COVID-19 Recovery

Gender imbalances in leadership could imperil recovery from the COVID-19, socioeconomic and climate crises.

Campaigns like #GivingTuesday illustrate a shift in philanthropy

Young people are donating more money, time and gifts to charity as it becomes easier through social media and online campaigns.

Two Students Win Boren Awards

The National Security Education Program has recognized two University of Pittsburgh students with David L. Boren Awards. These study abroad awards enable recipients to further their studies of languages and cultures most critical to our nation’s security. After returning to the United States, the Boren recipients will work in a federal government agency for a minimum of a year. 

2021 John C. Mascaro Faculty Awards in Sustainability Announced

The Mascaro Center for Sustainable Innovation announced their 2021 John C. Mascaro Faculty Awards in Sustainability. The John C. Mascaro Faculty program is designed to enhance the University’s mission of interdisciplinary excellence in sustainability research and education

Faculty fellowships

International Development Policy (IDP) BADGE

David Fraser
University Honors College

Müge Kökten Finkel
Graduate School of Public and International Affairs

Sabina Deitrick Appointed to Urban Affairs Association Distinguished Service Honor Roll

Sabina Deitrick, associate dean of the Graduate School of Public and International Affairs, was inducted to the Urban Affairs Association (UAA) Distinguished Service Honor Roll. She is among eight honorees recognized this year for the award, which honors the organization’s most impactful service leaders.