As the first woman to win the Polymer Physics Prize, Anna Balazs remembers the women who came before her.
“I look to the women before me and I am so impressed with all the work they have done themselves...
Without immigrants, there wouldn’t be a Cathedral of Learning.
“[Pitt’s neighbors] donated their own scarce resources, their own treasure, and their own sweat to complete the project,” Pitt Chancellor...
If you send Sharon Walsh a cover letter addressed, “Dear Sir or Madam,” she will throw your application away.
“If you don’t have the wherewithal to find the name of the editor when it’s right...
An accident involving a Port Authority bus has killed two pedestrians near upper campus this afternoon.
Port Authority spokesman Adam Brandolph said two passengers, a woman and a man in a wheelchair,...
Pitt’s Board of Trustees put an end to phase one of Pitt’s strategic plan and said it’s time to begin implementation by making changes through campaigns and committees.
At a Board of Trustees meeting...
Susan Hicks was always learning, often traveling and never limiting her capacity for empathy or her dedication to students.
Hicks, 34, was assistant director of academic affairs at Pitt’s Center for...
For Bree Newsome, the conversation on race violence didn’t end when she descended the South Carolina Statehouse flagpole, clutching a Confederate flag.
Newsome is a social justice activist who climbed...
Dust, nails and shattered roof shale flew around inside the dingy house in East Liberty as a group of Pitt students worked furiously to rebuild the house for a needy family.
The volunteers worked to fix...
The death of a cyclist and Pitt adviser has left the City — and the University — mourning this weekend.
Susan Hicks, who was the assistant director for academic affairs for the Center for Russian...
A Pitt administrator in the Center for Russian and Eastern European studies has died after her bicycle was hit by a car near campus Friday evening.
According to police, the incident occurred at the...