Great Minds
Q+A: Pitt Law Professor Publishes Book on Iraq's Constitution
Instructor and scholar Haider Ala Hamoudi this fall put out a work detailing the backstory of the drafting of the document.
Pitt Announces Establishment of Brain Institute
The University of Pittsburgh will work to open its brain institute and conduct studies related to HIV and AIDS using gifted funds.
Pitt's Confucius Institute Receives Honor
The growing University of Pittsburgh program is named a 2013 Confucius Institute of the Year, its third such win in six years.
CMU Plans New Media Master’s in Brooklyn
Program will open in 2015-16 academic year at the Brooklyn Navy Yard industrial park.
Carlow Approaches Special Ed With a Touch of Magic
Can magic be used to motivate special-education students and improve problem-solving skills?
WVU Video Project Shares Students’ Stories
Project ME encourages students from all walks of life to share their passions with each other and the public in monthly videos.
Grove City Ranked No. 22 Most Affordable College in U.S.
Plus, Pitt to break ground on a new 3,600-square foot ecology lab in Linesville.
Duquesne Researchers Study Golden Eagles
A collaboration between Duquesne University's biology department and Eastern Eagle Working Group aims to study this rare creature.
RMU Business School Ranks No. 10 in U.S. for ROI
Robert Morris University makes PayScale.com's list of top 10 business schools with the best return on investment.
WVU Adds Program for Aspiring 'Mad Men' and Women
Bar cart and dubious ethics not included.
Chatham Adds 'Green' Executive MBA
The university's School of Sustainability and the Environment will begin offering courses for the 16-month program starting this fall.
Brain Food: Pitt MBA Students Give Food Revolution a Social Boost
Teams from Pitt's Katz School of Business created a savvy social media campaign to promote Food Revolution Pittsburgh.
CMU Startup Wants to Retire Your Wallet
Imagine a world where all the contents in your wallet could fit on your fingerprint. It might be coming soon.
Pitt Receives $6 Million for Medical Research
A pair of innovative studies aiming to help lung transplant and schizophrenia patients get national funding.
Steal This Book (for Three Hours)
Robert Morris University students launch a book 'rental' program to fight against soaring textbook costs.
Duquesne Tech Startup Gets Major DARPA Funding
The university's first startup company, which develops software for cyber security, lifts off with a $700,000 grant.
Sci High Expectations
After a four-year hiatus, the Governor's School for Sciences is back at Carnegie Mellon University.
Major Advantage: Duquesne Plans Biomedical Engineering Program
Plus, WVU announces a major campus overhaul and Seton Hill hosts a historic international film debut.
WVU Law Students Clear Innocent Man's Name
The Innocence Project gives a West Virginia resident his life back after being falsely accused more than 20 years ago.
Major Advantage: Allegheny College Planning Arabic Classes
A new $675,000 grant is helping the school advance their Middle East & North Africa Program.
W&J Forms Bonds With Brazil
Washington & Jefferson is strengthening its relationships in the country, and a partner campus could be next.
