Hackers Aren't Untouchable

Pitt’s David Hickton explains how U.S. prosecutors can fight foreign cyber hacking.

2018-2019 University Budgets

The Board of Trustees has approved Pitt's capital and operating budgets for the next academic year.

Goatscapers!

Sustainable weed-eaters (a.k.a., goats) are cleaning up some otherwise hard-to-maintain areas of campus.

Pitt's Next Provost

Ann E. Cudd will begin as provost and senior vice chancellor in the fall.

Father of Transplantation

Pitt honors organ transplantation pioneer Thomas Starzl with a statue on campus.

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Project by Katz Alumnus Highlights Young Black Leaders, Creates Community Ties

Brian Burley (BUS ’13G) continues the social enterprise he started with the launch of his book “YNGBLKPGH,” (Young Black Pittsburgh.) The book features more than 140 African-American professionals under the age of 40.

Research Takes Strides Toward Making Prosthetic Limbs More Comfortable

Funded by the U.S. Department of Defense, Goeran Fiedler's two-year study is researching the effectiveness of a new type of prosthetic socket liner for individuals with below-knee amputations.

Pitt Student Mingles with Nobel Laureates at Exclusive Annual Meeting

Tolani Olonisakin (left), a student in Pitt’s Medical Scientist Training Program, discussed her research on infection and “superbugs” with Nobel laureates at their annual meeting in Germany this June.