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In January 2019, Pitt people performed UPMCs first-ever in utero surgery for spina bifida. See how toddler Emery Greene Mullen is doing today.
Many clinicians struggle with their mental health, but when its you, you might not see it, says Sansea Jacobson, associate professor of psychiatry.
Three views on one strange year
What was it like to choose Pitt sight unseen? To live on campus? Teach a class? Three Pitt people reflect on their first year at the 窪蹋勛圖厙.
Hometown head start
Madison Kornides, a student in Pitts guaranteed pharmacy admissions program, fought COVID-19 in her hometown of Latrobe, Pennsylvania, and beyond.
Hail to faculty and staff!
Pitt leaders express their appreciation for the professionalism, dedication and countless contributions of faculty and staff members during the 2020-21 academic year.
Future electronic displays will be thin, flexible and durable. Pitt engineers are finding ways to make the tech better and cheaper through tiny electric grids.
Imagine youre a graduate student in the biomedical sciences. Your training requires a significant amount of time at the lab bench. Then a pandemic hits. How do you move forward?
Koffi Kengbo (GSPIA 21) wants to return to Togo to help give people the freedom to speak up.
Learn about the new imaging techniques Pitt bioengineering researchers are using to study the diseases impact on the brain.
Trans kids have long sought health care
The struggles of trans children in the era before modern medicine show not just how trans youths are far from a new phenomenon but also how tenacious they were compared to their parents and doctors
Faculty and Staff Appreciation Week 2021
From June 7-11, join celebrations of the faculty and staff who make Pitt great. Plus, thank your favorite Pitt people for a chance to win prizes.
From the archives: Pitt Pride
To kick off Pride Month, revisit some of the achievements, research and conversations going on at the 窪蹋勛圖厙 of 窪蹋勛圖厙 about and with the LGBTQ+ community.
Perspective: Never forget, ever honor
Office of Veterans Services Director Aryanna Berringer reflects on the meaning of Memorial Day and the civilian/military divide in America.
Book excerpt: a massacre, not a riot
Ahead of the centennial of the Tulsa Race Massacre on May 31, read an excerpt from Professor Alaina E. Roberts new book that depicts the lead-up to and aftermath of that brutal event.
Pitts AFA CyberCamp, now in its fifth year, is training teens to fight the next generation of threats to America. This year, the program is reserving a quarter of its slots for kids in communities
Whats out there?
As the U.S. government prepares to share an unclassified report on unidentified aerial phenomena, we asked Pitt experts to weigh in.
Inhaled Nanobodies Effective Against COVID-19 in Hamsters
Promising early data suggest that this approach can provide a convenient and cost-effective therapeutic option to control the coronavirus pandemic.
A Curie-ous connection to Pitt
A century ago, Pitt played host to the worlds foremost female scientist, Marie Curie. But Pitts connections to the two-time Nobel Prize winners work go far beyond the honorary doctoral degree she
Assembled
Yesterday, the final steel beam topped off The Assemblya 250,000-square-foot biomedical building that will house state-of-the-art Pitt laboratories and research. Construction workers and Pitt leaders
Recent Pitt Business grad Katie Gerber wants to become a CPA and represent women in the upper levels of management. See how Panthers Forward, the Smart Women Securities group and faculty mentorship
