School Publications

The major sources vehicles for news about the school today are our Web site’s news section and online calendar, our Facebook page, our Twitter account, our Flickr and Instagram accounts, our YouTube account, and our Alumni Update e-newsletter (contact PHalum@pitt.edu for details).

In addition approximately once per year, the school prints Pitt Public Health magazine, a publication for alumni and friends.

Winter 2018

alt='2016 Fall 2016

2016 spring magazine cover Spring 2016

Fall 2014/Winter 2015

Spring/Summer 2014

Fall 2013/Winter 2014

Spring/Summer 2013

Fall 2012/Winter 2013

Spring/Summer 2012

Prior to 2012 the school's alumni magazine was know as Public Health Quarterly:

SaveSave

Areas of Excellence brochure

Get an overview of how Pitt Public Health is creating a healthier world through cross-disciplinary research in eight of our areas of excellence.

University Publications

University of Pittsburgh publications include and online calendar of events as well as

Check out PittWire, the University’s official news source, showcasing the most interesting and important stories from Pitt.

read the latest issue of theUniversity Times, our bi-weekly newspaper.

Read the latest issue of Pitt Magazine, the University magazine.

Read the latest issue of The Pitt News, the daily student newspaper.

The Pitt Connection
Scroll through the latest issue of The Pitt Connection, a monthly e-newsletter for all Pitt alumni.

News

Personalities of Pittsburgh: Dr. Donald Burke becomes dean emeritus, continues as professor (subscriber content)

Personalities of Pittsburgh: Dr. Donald Burke becomes dean emeritus, continues as professor (subscriber content)

PITTSBURGH BUSINESS TIMES - Donald Burke is retiring from his role as dean but he’ll remain active with the University. He reflected on his career, including time in the military and international work in two dozen countries and shared concerns about scientific denialism. "As a scientific community... (07/03/2019)

Redington assumes assistant professor position at Arcadia University

Redington assumes assistant professor position at Arcadia University

Congratulations to Suzanne Redington (IDM '08), who accepted an assistant professorship at Arcadia University where she'll be instructing graduate and undergraduate students in public health. She was most recently working as the public health preparedness program coordinator fo the Bucks County Dep... (07/08/2019)

Zeni among Notable Women in Education, Crain's Business News

Zeni among Notable Women in Education, Crain's Business News

CRAIN'S CLEVELAND BUSINESS - The women selected are dedicated to creating and expanding learning opportunities for Northeast Ohioans of all ages, at all levels, and in a host of fields. Mary Beth Zeni (HPM '93) was chosen for innovative and successful curriculum development strategies as associate ... (07/03/2019)

UPMC Children's Hospital ranks among top in nation, run by Pitt Public Health alum (video)

UPMC Children's Hospital ranks among top in nation, run by Pitt Public Health alum (video)

KDKA - President Mark Sevco (HPM/Katz '91) said, "It is an extraordinary achievement to be recognized as one of the best children's hospitals in the country. I am honored to work with all the outstanding and talented health care professionals who are committed to putting children first. The ranking... (07/03/2019)

Zika and travel: Marques tells you what you need to know

Zika and travel: Marques tells you what you need to know

THE NEW YORK TIMES - The virus has been out of the headlines, but that doesn't mean it is gone. The World Health Organization just updated guideines for travelling to the Zika zone. "Summer in the north is winter in the south and vice versa, so you have to consider that," said IDM's Ernesto Marques... (07/10/2019)

Braund says public health research and practice should coexist in ASHTO blog post

Braund says public health research and practice should coexist in ASHTO blog post

ASTHOEXPERTS BLOG - HPM's Wendy Braund, director of the Center for Public Health Practice, wrote a blog for the Association of State and Territorial Health Officials that says that both practice-based research and implementation science are vital but that neither receives adequate effort and gives ... (07/01/2019)

Boyd selected for JSM Diversity Workshop and Mentoring Program

Boyd selected for JSM Diversity Workshop and Mentoring Program

Kristina Boyd (BIOST '19) has been selected to participate in the JSM Diversity Workshop and mentoring program at this year's Joint Statistical Meetings taking place in Denver July 28-31. She was also granted a travel award to attend. Those selected will participate in daily sessions, career enhanc... (07/03/2019)

Hill, Fabisiak talk to KDKA radio about asthma and the Clairton Coke Works

Hill, Fabisiak talk to KDKA radio about asthma and the Clairton Coke Works

KDKA RADIO – The Clairton Coke Works is one of the biggest emitters of air pollutants in the area and there is a lot of anecdotal evidence about poor health in that area. EOH’s Jim Fabisiak and Brandy Hill (EOH ‘21) talk about their work and the importance of scientific investigation learning about... (07/03/2019)

The Zika virus is still a threat. Here's what Marques, other experts know

The Zika virus is still a threat. Here's what Marques, other experts know

THE NEW YORK TIMES - Remember Zika? With measles and Ebola grabbing headlines, it is easy to forget the health panic of 2016, when Zika was linked to severe birth defects in thousands of Brazilian newborns whose mothers were infected while pregnant, striking fear across the country and much of the ... (07/03/2019)

Chiu elected to Pitt Board of Trustees

Chiu elected to Pitt Board of Trustees

Wen-Ta Chiu (EPI '87, '89) is among the five new trustees elected during the annual meeting on Friday, June 28. Chiu is an accomplished traumatic brain injury researcher who currently serves as co-CEO of California-based AHMC Healthcare Inc., a hospital and health system committed to improving acce... (07/01/2019)

Search News Archives