The awards recognize the region’s businesswomen, including one Pitt dean and three alumnae, who make impactful change by leading organizations.

The competition, organized this year by Cindy McCarthy, gives students a chance to consider challenging questions about health and technology.

The employees were recognized for innovation, mentorship, research support, student impact and service that strengthens the University community.

On June 21-23, Pitt is hosting the second annual gathering focused on improving the health of humans, wildlife, ecosystems and more.

The ranking highlights the small number of researchers globally who have authored papers in the top 1% by citation.

A two-time graduate of the university, McClure is an expert on qualitative and community-engaged research.

The Justin Reid Ehrenwerth Emerging Scholar Award will allow local students from under-resourced high schools to attend Pitt’s Public Health Science Academy.

Each honoree receives $25,000 and will give a lecture during the fall semester. Here’s the full schedule.

Pitt and UNIC Health in Cyprus will develop a joint online master’s degree program in One Health.

Ashawnti Buckner and Gabriella Lombardi were honored for their commitment to campus and community.