Huey Copeland, Andrew W. Mellon Chair and Professor in the Department of History of Art and Architecture, will serve as a juror for the Smithsonian’s Outwin Boochever Portrait Competition. The ...

Susan Lucas, assistant teaching professor in Pitt’s Urban Studies Program, and colleague Dawna Cerney, a professor at Youngstown State University, were awarded the 2024 Mon Valley Initiative Community ...

The University of Pittsburgh at Bradford honored members of its faculty and staff celebrating milestone anniversaries at a special recognition dinner on Oct. 29. Kathy Moonan (pictured, right), ...

Laura Winters was appointed to serve as Pitt’s assistant provost for strategy by Provost and Senior Vice Chancellor Joe McCarthy, effective Nov. 1. She will also join the Provost’s Cabinet as a member ...

The most heart-warming time of year is just around the bend — commencement season. By volunteering, you can help make this year’s winter ceremony memorable for graduates and their families. The Office ...

The joys of November are plenty: autumnal colors in the woods, pumpkin spice lattes and Thanksgiving feasts. But the month also holds a few stressors — a national election, midterm exams, daylight ...

In 2023, Kaylee Frederick became the youngest ever finisher at Badwater 135, considered the world’s most grueling footrace. She’s the youngest competitor this year, too. Sixteen-year-old Kaylee ...

John R. Musulin (A&S ’67) has donated $2.2 million to support the University of Pittsburgh’s acquisition of a 74-acre property adjacent to the Pitt-Johnstown campus. The parcel at 500 Schoolhouse Road ...

Kevin Washo (A&S ’04), Pitt’s senior vice chancellor for university relations and Chancellor Joan Gabel’s chief of staff, was recently named a winner of the Pittsburgh Business Times’ C-Suite Awards.

On Oct. 11, the University of Pittsburgh’s Behavioral Economic Design Initiative (BEDI) hosted its annual workshop in the William Pitt Union. Lise Vesterlund, Andrew W. Mellon Professor of Economics ...

Meet Martha Mantilla, whose global experiences and passion for culture prepared her to manage the collection.

Armed with her grandfather’s 35 mm camera, Kale Serrato Doyen set out to chronicle Latino spaces in her hometown of Saginaw, Michigan, where people like the third-generation Mexican American’s family ...