Geri Allen, 1957-2017

Pitt's director of jazz studies is remembered as a world-renowned pianist and composer, as well as an inspiring teacher and colleague.

Scars of Independence

The American Revolution was far more brutal than our memory of it usually allows, a new book by Pitt's Holger Hoock documents.

Hail Colombia, Hail to Pitt

A Pitt-UPMC delegation visits Colombia to explore new partnership opportunities while renewing bonds dating back to 1948.

The Future of Pitt's Past

University Archivist Zach Brodt and his colleagues preserve, and make accessible, old Pitt records and other treasures.

Getting Their Lives Back

Pitt researchers find that certain supplements can turn around severe, treatment-resistant depression in some adolescents.

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New Program Supports Top City Students

Beginning in fall 2018, Pittsburgh Public Schools valedictorians and salutatorians will be guaranteed freshman admission to the University of Pittsburgh, along with scholarship support of at least $2,000 per year.

Building Renamed to Honor K. Leroy Irvis

The nine-floor residence building, previously named Pennsylvania Hall, has been renamed K. Leroy Irvis Hall after the Pitt alumnus, emeritus trustee and historic legislative leader.

Trustees Elected, Construction Projects Approved

The University of Pittsburgh Board of Trustees elected four new members and approved several construction projects for the Pittsburgh and Johnstown campuses, among other business items during its June 30 meeting.