It's Possible at Pitt

In this Q&A, Pitt Sustainability’s Emily Potoczny offers tips for how students, faculty and staff can recycle, compost and reduce their environmental impact without leaving campus.

By pairing up small companies and large firms, the Mentor-Protege initiative is one way the University is boosting opportunities for emerging enterprises and driving local economic development.

Engineering students broaden their focus from lab benches to global supply chains with the help of industry in the Circular Economy Program.

The Human Engineering Research Laboratories talk focused on how artificial intelligence is changing the innovation landscape and helping people with disabilities.

The University earned its second Lodestar Award for its Vesper Energy partnership and recent rooftop solar installations on campus.

She’s leading Pitt’s engagement efforts close to home, serving her neighbors and promoting the life sciences on behalf of the University.

The awards from the Richard King Mellon foundation aim to meet growing industry workforce needs in emerging areas.

Researchers at the heart of Pittsburgh’s transformation into a health and tech powerhouse presented their work to industry officials, community advocates and elected officials at The Assembly.

Research topics ranged from use of generative AI at Pitt to retention at regional campuses to the data science of addiction.

The panel, held by Pittsburgh Earth Day and Duquesne Light Company, will feature women who are shaping environmental progress in the city.