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Donovan Harrell

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I write for @PittTweet. FAMU grad🐍. Bylines in @UniversityTimes @TB_Times @mcclatchydc, @politico, @cbsnews, @dbnewsjournal. NABJ, Chips Quinn Scholar, PJI

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Need a laptop for fall? These University resources can help you spend less.

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By Donovan Harrell
| pittwire.pitt.edu
Whether you’re heading to Pitt for your first semester or need an upgrade for a new academic year, a reliable computer is one of the bigger expenses of the school year. The good news is it doesn’t have to break the bank. You might not need to buy anything new at all, and when you do, resources at the University and beyond offer plenty of ways to spend less — a little legwork now can save you a lot before the first day of class.
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Pitt-Greensburg students helped a local conservation agency bolster its public outreach

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By Donovan Harrell
| pittwire.pitt.edu
Students in a Pitt-Greensburg communication course spent the spring 2026 term developing pro bono outreach strategies for the Westmoreland Conservation District. The agency has worked since 1949 to protect water, soil and natural resources across Westmoreland County. The class was taught by John Prellwitz, an associate professor of communication at Pitt-Greensburg. Students helped the district find ways to raise public awareness of its work, especially around water quality and watershed literacy.
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A Pitt research team won a 2026 Tools Competition prize

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By Donovan Harrell
| pittwire.pitt.edu
A cross-disciplinary team of University of Pittsburgh researchers has won a prize in the 2026 Tools Competition for a project that uses college writing to improve AI-supported instruction.
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