Pitt Proud

Raise Your Voice

Pitt Chancellor Patrick Gallagher discusses what it would mean to families, students and Pennsylvania to lose a vital tuition benefit — and what you can do to help.
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Feature Story

Punching Through

When Brian Broome was forced to give up writing, he lost much more than a calling. Finding his words again brought him joy — and much more.
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Spotlight

A Tribe of Four

By supporting each other through high school, college and beyond, a group of young men learns the positives of shared success.
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Feature Story

Official!

Pitt alumna Katy Nesbitt was following an ascendant career path as a chemist. While she was following the bouncing ball, her life sprinted off in a unique, award-winning direction.
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Commons Room

Garden of Ideas

One University initiative elevates and celebrates Black experiences.
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Commons Room

It’s Tradition

A campus-wide scavenger hunt connects a new generation of students to Pitt’s heritage.
Faces from the past
Commons Room

From the Beginning

Pitt-Bradford's earliest alumni reunite and reminisce on how far they—and their campus—have come.
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Inspire

More Than OK

Hard work — and giving back — allowed this alumnus to build a life of influence.
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Feature Story

Out of Afghanistan

When their government collapsed, thousands of Afghans were suddenly at risk. A Pitt team stepped in to help those desperate to escape.
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Sketchbook

Southern Charm

Lesser-known and underappreciated artists are given room to shine on these alumni’s popular podcast.
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Spotlight

Law and Order

A Pitt alumna helms the fight against human trafficking in Nigeria.
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Bookshelf

Age Appropriate

Through her debut novel, Pitt alumna Mariko Turk navigates the agelessness of YA literature.
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Extra Credit

Tough Cells

A flu expert’s research tackles the current pandemic — and the next one, too.
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Feature Story

You’ve Been Scene

For years, alumni have been taking Pitt Mag along as they travel the world. Now, our interactive map lets you see how far and wide Pitt pride goes.
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Spotlight

Bridging the Divide

A Pakistan-based Pitt computer science alumnus is working toward a more equitable internet.
Ken Gormley works on edits to his novel "The Heiress of Pittsburgh" at his home office.
Web Exclusive

Storied Endeavor

Ken Gormley, a Pitt alumnus and Duquesne University’s president, has a new job title: novelist.
2022-01-10 00:00:00
Winter 2021-2022