From the Magazine
Pittsburgh's Volunteers and Their Spirit of Giving
12 longstanding local volunteers tell us why they've chosen to donate their time, talent and treasure for decades.
Pittsburgh's Small But Mighty Nonprofits
Small nonprofits are having a big influence on the greater Pittsburgh community they serve.
Top Ten Things to Do in Pittsburgh in October
This month's best bets in the ’Burgh.
True Grit: Homestead Mayor Betty Esper Just Won't Back Down
Homestead’s first and only woman mayor has worked tirelessly for her hometown during her 35-plus years in public office. As she faces reelection unopposed next month, the 84-year-old contemplates her role as the symbol of a gritty town fighting its way back.
Photo Essay: Silence on the Cell Block
A look inside the now-empty penitentiary on the banks of the Ohio.
Made in Pittsburgh: 5 Great Ideas
Modern-day creation in Pittsburgh doesn’t just involve physical products; we also have a knack for hatching new ideas that can solve problems in innovative, unexpected ways. These locally based thinkers are applying big thoughts to bigger problems.
Restaurant Review: Scratch Food + Beverage is King of the Hill
The Troy Hill neighborhood spot matures into a casual destination restaurant.
Daytripping: Touring The Region's Most Notorious Prison
Plan an overnight escape to the eerie edifice of Moundsville’s West Virginia Penitentiary.
Can This Steelers' Defense Hold the Line?
Early in the 2017 campaign, the Steelers’ defense has been tasked with coming together and growing up fast.
Zumba in the Pool Erases Poor Attitude, Gluttony and Vanity
Water Zumba promises to add a splash of variety to your normal workout routine.
Kaufmann's Clock: The History of Downtown's Iconic Timepiece
The Kaufmann’s Clock is not only a piece of urban decor and a massive, bronze timekeeper; it has famously been used as a meeting spot for generations of Pittsburghers.
At Home with Pittsburgh's Style Setters
Take a peek inside the stylish homes of some of the city's most well-known home-decor boutique owners.
Answering the Big Questions of Higher Education
Ten regional college presidents weigh in on the challenges and triumphs of a 21st-century education.
Staying CMU: All Eyes on Carnegie Mellon's Future
As Carnegie Mellon University begins its search for a new president, we take a look at its history – and the role it will play in the future.
Restaurant Review: Taiwanese Bistro Cafe 33
The Squirrel Hill restaurant brings it with tasty cuisine and engaging service.
Fall Fashion: American Woman
Fall's dominant trends reflect a nostalgic state of mind among American fashion designers.
Global Game on Pittsburgh's South Shore
PUMP and the Pittsburgh Riverhounds bring a global festival to Station Square by way of an open soccer tournament
Did George Romero Ever Think Pittsburgh was Scary?
Paying tribute to the late filmmaker, whose work in Pittsburgh changed cinema.
Pittsburghers Know ‘This Is Us’
Beth Wooke, set decorator for the first season of the NBC hit, turned to childhood memories (and Pittsburgh Magazine) to give the show realism.
Get to the Pointe – Test Your Skills with the PBT
PM columnist Kate Benz gets a workout with Pittsburgh Ballet Theatre.
Top Ten Things to Do in Pittsburgh in August
This month's best bets in the ’Burgh.
