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Performers onstage during a Kennedy Center American College Theater Festival production.

Pitt hosted a Kennedy Center American College Theater Festival

The festival featured Pitt Stages’ production of ‘The Inseparables.’

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Caitlin Bruce standing in front of a wall of street art

Caitlin Bruce was awarded a grant from the Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts

The $60,000 will help fund her urban art project, which offers free youth workshops hosted by Pittsburgh artists.

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  • Kenneth P. Dietrich School of Arts and Sciences
Panther statue covered with snow in front of Cathedral of Learning

Sam Woolley received funding for his Communication Technology Research Lab

The $200,000 award comes from Omidyar Network, and will support Woolley’s work in improving digital literary.

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  • Kenneth P. Dietrich School of Arts and Sciences
painting of a frog on lilypads

Pitt-Bradford’s creative arts magazine will unveil its 2025 issue Jan. 22

Bailey’s Beads will host a celebration, featuring live readings from contributors, an open mic for the public, refreshments and prizes.

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Portrait of Mumbe Kithakye

Mumbe Kithakye was named executive director of assessment and data analytics

Kithakye will join Pitt’s Division of Student Affairs, where she’ll teach staffers about using data to tell the University’s story.

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Sleva and Klug hold up their trophies

Pitt staff members earned BikePGH Educators of the Year award

Lucy Klug and Sarah Sleva were recognized for their commitment to fostering a bike-friendly community.

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The Currie twins on Wheel of Fortune

Pitt senior Katie Currie and her twin won $88K on ‘Wheel of Fortune’

Watch highlights of the sisters dominating the game show.

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Kathleen McTigue and Michael Becich

The Pitt-led PaTH Network earned $13M to continue its research

Kathleen McTigue and Michael Becich have received four years of funding to advance patient-centered health care research.

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Tao Han won a Humboldt Research Award

Given to up to 100 researchers each year, the award recognizes internationally outstanding academic work.

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David Beck

David Beck will be interim dean for the School of Health and Rehabilitation Sciences

The executive vice dean steps in for Tony Delitto, who was named associate provost for digital education last fall, effective Jan. 31.

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A panther statue on the snowy Pitt grounds. The Cathedral of Learning is in the background

Jay Darr will serve as senior strategic advisor to Pitt’s vice chancellor for equity, diversity and inclusion

He has previously served director of the University Counseling Center and associate dean of student wellness. Darr’s new role begins Jan. 21.

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A drone photo of the Cathedral of Learning and Pitt's campus at night

PhD student Cody Hmelar won a CCCC Scholars for the Dream Travel Award

The Department of English scholar will attend the organization’s annual convention in Baltimore this spring.

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a building with large windows reflecting blue sky

Swanson School researchers will develop cutting-edge electric grid technologies with a $2.5M grant

The Department of Energy funding will bring together academics and industry representatives to test updates for a grid that’s under new pressures.

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Pitt’s Institute for Learning earned a $1M Hewlett Foundation grant

The award will fund the Learning Research and Development Center unit’s study of cross-school networked improvement communities.

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Chancellor Joan Gabel and Board of Trustees Chairperson John J. Verbanac pose with the retiring Director of Internal Audit John P. Elliott during a meeting with a special resolution for Elliott held in the William Pitt Union.

John Elliott will retire after 30 years as Pitt’s director of internal audit

The longtime University leader will be succeeded by Jayne McGoey, assistant director of internal audit.

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An aerial view of the Cathedral of Learning during the winter that shows its entire front facade.

A podcast by 2 Pitt professors is among the year’s best, according to the New York Times

“Cement City” is a series documenting the English professor’s experience living in Donora, Pennsylvania, once a manufacturing hub.

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A Panther statue in front of the Cathedral of Learning

Pitt’s history and philosophy of science programs earned top honors in a recent report

The Philosophical Gourmet Report recognized the department’s philosophy of physics program as distinguished.

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Aerial view of the Cathedral of Learning and campus at sunset during the winter.

Joy Priest won an Advancing Black Arts Award

The Pittsburgh Foundation awarded the Pitt assistant professor $50,000 for her forthcoming poetry anthology, “The Black Outside.”

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A woman smiles while petting her dog.

This Pitt alum got a humanitarian award from Farmworker Justice

Amy Liebman ensures the nation's immigrants are protected and supported.

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A parking lot near Soldiers and Sailors Memorial Hall

Download Pitt Mobility’s new parking reservation app

Pitt Park by ParkZen limits on-campus reservations to students, staff and faculty.

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