Author: Abby Yoder
How We Know The Future of Higher Education Is Already Here
After the release of ChatGPT, professors at Pittsburgh colleges and universities are grappling with how new artificial intelligence tools will change work in the classroom.
Everything You Need To Know For Pedal Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania's Largest Bike Ride Turns 30 with Hundreds of Cyclists Taking Over Pittsburgh Streets on Aug. 27.
Real or Robot? Can You Tell Which Passage Was Written by ChatGPT?
One of these passages was written by ChatGPT; the other was written by PM editorial intern Abby Yoder. Can you pick out the robot?
This Glamorous Pittsburgh Wedding Was Straight Out of the 20s
This bride and groom had fun creating an experience for their guests with intricate details evoking “The Great Gatsby.”
When To See Two Supermoons in August
The first one occurs at its fullest on Tuesday, Aug. 1, and a rare blue moon bookends the month on Aug. 30.
New Pittsburgh Podcast to Share ‘Phenomenal’ Life Stories of Seniors
‘The Voices at the Point’ podcast will present the heartfelt moments, rich narratives of lives well lived.
The Perks And Pitfalls: What It’s Really Like To Live In Downtown Pittsburgh
A Point Park University senior shares the unfiltered truth about living in the center of the Golden Triangle.
What You Can Do, See and Eat at Oakland’s First Corridor Market
The first Corridor Market along South Craig Street will feature local artists, cuisines and unique events for visitors to explore and support the Oakland community.
Which New Strip District Mini-Golf Bar Is a Hole-in-One?
The Strip District’s new additions, Puttshack and Puttery, combine upscale and vibrant vibes to provide a unique mini-golf experience.
Yinzers: Here’s How To Show Your Love for Pittsburgh With The City’s First Official Merch
Through a partnership with the local CommonWealth Press, Pittsburgh has officially launched its first branded hats, T-shirts and mugs.
Where You Can Cuddle Cats In Your Free Time
The activity is as beneficial for people as it is to animals, and Pittsburgh-area shelters offer many cuddling opportunities.
Mount Washington Baker Triumphs on Food Network’s ‘Summer Baking Championship’
Local pastry chef Zoe Peckich pays homage to Pittsburgh as winner of Food Network’s “Summer Baking Championship.”
A Guide To Keeping Your Pets Safe And Serene On July Fourth
The fireworks during the Fourth of July isn't fun for everyone. Here is expert advice on how to keep your pets safe and calm.
10,000 People Are Coming to Pittsburgh and They Will Be Wearing Fursuits
Anthrocon is returning to the Steel City next weekend and you're invited to the party.
Where and When to See Fireworks in the Pittsburgh Area on July Fourth
Not every community is waiting until Independence Day to display the rocket's red glare. Here's a list of shows in the region.
How An Expansion At Dress For Success Pittsburgh Will Aid More Women
Spanning across five counties, the nonprofit is expanding its services by more than 40% to provide work apparel for those in need.
WQED Appoints Broadcasting Veteran As Its New President and CEO
Jason Jedlinski will take the helm in July as the multimedia company’s fifth president.
10 Places to Eat, Drink and Party Before Or After The Taylor Swift Concert
Get ready for a weekend full of Taylor Swift-themed festivities to celebrate her stop June 16-17 at Acrisure Stadium for the Eras Tour.
Why is Picklesburgh Moving To A New Location In 2023?
The pickle obsession has reached new heights, and Pittsburgh Downtown Partnership is moving the July 21-23 festival to provide more space on Downtown’s Boulevard of the Allies.
How the Black Community Of Pittsburgh Is Honoring D’Avry Thomas’ Life
A new community center in Penn Hills will be named for the 18-month-old who was killed Downtown in gun violence in 2022.
A Celebration of Art, Culture, and Pittsburgh Pride
The Dollar Bank Three Rivers Arts Festival proves to be a hit this year, with a mix of Pittsburgh spirit, art — and, for once, good weather.
What New Museum Attraction Has ‘Terrible’ Attached To It?
A new addition for Steelers fans, Pittsburghers and history buffs is being added to the Pennsylvania Trolley Museum — the "Terrible Trolley."
How Allegheny County Residents Can Receive Free STI Testing At Home
The health department's testing program for sexually transmitted infections is now available to anyone over the age of 18 as part of its expansion.
Where Can You Dispose Of Your Old TVs, Tires and E-Waste in Pittsburgh?
Three collections in the Pittsburgh area are scheduled from June 3 to October to keep old electronics and other materials out of the environment.
