Pitt’s Asian Student Alliance hosted a guided Q&A session on Friday night with Nadya Okamoto, an entrepreneur and period activist.

Donald Trump’s worst nightmare came true for one of the world’s most infamous paintings last week.

Social media has allowed activism to become purely performative, especially during MLK Day.

I’m reminded that this surge of support toward the Black community is, yet again, just another instance of performative activism.

In this edition of The Queer Corner, staff writer Rachel Bachy talks about their experience as a queer activist in complicated times.

The backlash about this show is for good reason — many people realize that it’s not the right way to go about activism.

Many people’s current reactions to the crises we face range from only mildly helpful to actively counterproductive.

The book opens with the 2009 death of Marcelo Rivera, a 37-year-old teacher and leader of the National Roundtable on Mining in El Salvador.

Khoi is an Artist Protection Fund fellow in residence at Pitt, and is co-hosted by the City of Asylum and the International Free Expression project.

Hosted by Pitt’s Film and Media Studies department, Carlos spoke to about 30 Pitt students and faculty on Tuesday night about his life and experience at the 1968 Olympics in Mexico City. It was there that Carlos and fellow Team USA sprinter Tommie Smith posed for one of the most iconic photographs of the American Civil Rights Movement and sports history.