Community Impact

Along with working full-time and funding her own college career, Michelle Kingsley worked in Pitt’s Financial Wellness Center as a peer educator.

Pitt's Rhodes Family Resource Fund supports the student who puts ‘everything into their education but does not have the resources to access the things that enrich that experience.’

The School of Public Health associate professor received the Ladies Who Lead Award in a celebration on April 17.

The first-generation student plans to use her education to fight disinformation and uplift Latino families like hers.

The recognitions celebrate leadership and innovation in sustainability on the University’s campus.

Mackenzie Evans fought through pain and setbacks to earn her degree after being hit by a car during her junior year.

Thriftsburgh, the Student Office of Sustainability and Food Recovery Heroes began in classrooms and clubs 10 years ago. Today, they are foundational sustainability organizations on campus.

State Secretary Akbar Hossain met with University leaders, faculty and students during a campus visit on March 20.

Erin Lancaster, a Frederick Honors College student and Global Hub peer mentor, went from the first in her family to attend an out-of-state school to international adventurer and advocate.

Seven undergrads received individual awards for their co-curricular contributions to the campus and community.