Janice Crompton

A wiz who loved the challenges of finance, politics and history in equal measure, Charles Fagan found many outlets for his curiosity and entertainment,...

Beaufort Longest Jr. was to health policy and management what Albert Einstein was to the theory of relativity. That is to say he fathered and helped to...

James “Jim” McDonald had one of those enviable jobs that most people dream about. Who wouldn’t love directing resources to the people,...

Call it the world’s first emoji. It’s the iconic poison prevention logo we’ve all come to know, that scary, neon green monster lurking...

Whether it was television for kids or programming aimed at a more sophisticated audience, such as inventors and innovators, Jay Rayvid had a knack for...

A World War II combat veteran, enthusiastic debater and vociferous guardian of the First Amendment, Gladstone Daniels Jr. represented the ideals of what...

A well-known orthopedic surgeon who took up the mantle to defend doctors accused of malpractice, Dr. Scott Nettrour was as adept with a scalpel as he was...

Sister Carole Riley of the Sisters of Divine Providence had two great passions in life: music and religion. In a career spanning 65 years as a nun, spiritual...

A man who was credited with orchestrating a resurgence in reform Judaism, both in his native Germany and in Pittsburgh, where he led the state’s...

Among other things, Pittsburgh is known for sports and its rivers. But Sara “Sally” Hardon understood that there was something deeper that...