Opinion | Recovering missionary’s body poses threat to Sentinelese people
By Delilah Bourque, Senior Staff Columnist
December 2, 2018
Retrieving Chau’s body poses a danger both to Indian officials and to the Sentinelese people, who remain some of the last uncontacted people on earth, which in anthropology means they live in isolation from the outside world.
Professor proposes use of law to tackle infectious diseases
By Briana Canady | For The Pitt News
February 16, 2018
Filed under Campus, Top Stories
Matiangai Sirleaf has represented plaintiffs in numerous international human rights cases litigated in federal courts. Now, as an assistant professor of law at Pitt, she plans to use her legal expertise to eradicate infectious diseases. Sirleaf presented her research on disease in Africa, titled â€...
How to deal with politically charged family gatherings
By Josh Reynolds / TNS
November 30, 2014
Filed under Editorials, Opinions
Women in bioengineering
By MCT Campus
October 28, 2014
Filed under Campus, News, Tech Science
Pitt's Swanson School of Engineering is working to attract more female doctoral students.