Arts and Humanities

The film by alumna Julie Sokolow paints a portrait of change in the American family and workplace with the story of Brooke Guinan, the first openly trans woman in the New York City Fire Department.

Jesse Irwin (A&S ’17) wanted to start a late-night talk show at Pitt. With a student crew and Robert Clift’s support, he made it happen in three months — and snagged an Emmy nod.

Forget grammar drills: High schoolers bargained for wares, ordered lunch in Chinese and painted Russian icons during National Security Agency programs on campus this summer.

Since 1996, the student-powered publication JURIST has examined current events from a legal standpoint, distilling daily news into articles for the law community and beyond, 365 days a year.

Richard Rauh (A&S '62, '64G) said some of his warmest memories are of his time at Pitt and in and around the theater.

Internationally lauded musician Geri Allen, director of the University of Pittsburgh's Jazz Studies program, died on June 27.

British Empire specialist Holger Hoock takes an unvarnished look at the violent history of the American Revolution — a theme rarely examined in the heroic stories of the War of Independence.

Sarah Braza and Christopher Smith are among 100 outstanding seniors nationwide.

One honoree is named each year in recognition of unique and outstanding contributions to the field of consumer psychology.

The $34,000 award will support the Dietrich School student’s graduate education.