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Brandon Som and Brett Murphy took home the nation’s most prestigious award for poetry and public-service journalism, respectively.

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In his book, Michael Rosella provides a tender and compelling glimpse of Pitt in the past.

Alumnus David Shafer’s entrepreneurial mind developed an innovative shuttle service that makes getting to the airport cheaper, faster and oh-so-reLAXsan.

Jen Simonic’s nonprofit finishes knitting projects for those who can no longer do it themselves.

Their findings help ensure Allegheny County’s water systems are safe and accessible for all.

During his decades as an executive for Coca-Cola, he partnered with Desmond Tutu and other freedom fighters to support Black Africans.

The Pitt-Greensburg grad uses pluck and imagination to promote art, community and sustainability as executive director of the Pittsburgh Center for Creative Reuse.

Here's how one of the world's fastest growing sports is teaching its participants to take life "one move at a time."

To create a garment worthy of an 18th-century queen, Maya Jones set her sights on a Creative Arts Fellowship from Pitt's David C. Frederick Honors College.

He earned two degrees and met his wife on the Pittsburgh campus. He died at the age of 71 in Nevada.

Remembrances

As dean, he is making a case for achievement, inclusion and excellence.

Kelsey Voltz-Poremba says writing by hand is a crucial part of childhood development.

Read "They Called Us Exceptional: and Other Lies that Raised Us" and more, out now from alumni authors.

Faculty members Abdesalam Soudi and Ann Sinsheimer discuss centering respect and other lessons from Pitt's Year of Dialogue and Discourse with Clyde Wilson Pickett.

Forward-thinking and values-driven, she’s embraced Pitt’s boundless potential throughout her first year as the University’s 19th leader.

In researching her family’s past, the Pitt historian found an oft-overlooked narrative of Black emancipation and Native displacement.

Their work is shaping the future, which ultimately benefits us all.

With its new undergraduate teacher education program, Pitt wants to get more qualified teachers into K-12 classrooms faster.

Darris Means has spent the last decade examining how to build resources for Black youth in rural districts.

Pitt researchers are studying a national antiviolence program that is instilling healthy relationship and mental health practices in young male athletes through their coaches.

Boston Metal CEO Tadeu Carneiro says, “We are privileged, all of us, to be living in the decade during which we will save the planet.”

Their one-on-one approach helps student-athletes sprint toward their best selves.

Remembrances.

Brandolon Barnett writes about “recession, struggle and the quest for a better world.” And, more books by Pitt alumni, out now.

The couple, who met at Pitt, created the School of Dental Medicine's Joshua Benjamin Weitzel Fund for Special Needs Dentistry.

A chance encounter taught Ron Mitchell the value of his voice, which is now a bright light for businesses large and small.

In part thanks to relationships he built in Cuba’s capital as a Pitt graduate student, this alumnus has created a competitive and immersive study abroad experience.

The 50th anniversary exhibit of honor society recalls outreach to part-time and nontraditional students.