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Pitt Makes History in Selecting a Woman as Its Next Chancellor
Joan T.A. Gabel was named the university’s 19th chancellor on Monday.
How This Secret History of a Holocaust Survivor Made Its Way from Audio Tapes to a Pittsburgh Stage
The world premiere of ‘Perseverance’ opens April 15 at the New Hazlett Theater and tells the story of a Polish teenager sent to Auschwitz who later owned a Squirrel Hill jewelry store.
Celebrate Earth Day in April with Weekend Events in Pittsburgh’s Parks
The Pittsburgh Parks Conservancy will host activities in Westinghouse Park, Allegheny Commons, McKinley Park, Schenley Plaza and August Wilson Park.
How an App Can Help Save Domestic Violence Victims, Survivors
Bright Sky launched this month in the U.S. in hopes of stopping domestic violence before it starts and give survivors hope of escape.
Virtual Reality Gaming Is Coming To The Strip District This Summer
This will be the first location of Sandbox VR in Pennsylvania.
How An Ambassador Program Strives to Make Downtown Pittsburgh More Welcoming
Pittsburgh Downtown Partnership has hired 11 staff members to canvass the Golden Triangle to help visitors, workers feel more comfortable amid safety issues.
Stop the Stigma: How This Pittsburgh Woman Came to Devote Her Life to Fighting the Addiction Narrative
It’s a role she never wanted, a role no mother ever deserved, but Sherry Jo Matt’s mission changed when her daughter died from a fentanyl overdose.
How Kennywood Plans to Bring the Thrills for its 125th Anniversary
An out-of-this-world spin ride debut to the U.S., alien invasion, updated facades and the park’s own coffee shop will greet visitors.
Why Has Pittsburgh Postponed its Ban On Single-Use Plastic Bags?
City pushes back start date to Oct. 14 to ensure a successful rollout.
Why Have Pittsburghers Created Ceramic Masks to Hide Their True Feelings?
The 'I'm Fine.' project comes to Pittsburgh to raise awareness of mental health issues.
Buyer Beware: What You Need to Know About An Art Exhibition Featuring Works by Banksy
The international street artist and activist has not sanctioned the touring show that's coming to Pittsburgh.
What Will Pitt's Newest Arena and Sports Performance Facility Look Like?
New renderings of the Victory Heights project have been released.
Backlash Mounts at Pitt for Allowing Speakers Who Students Say Are Transphobic
Over 10,000 people have signed a petition to cancel three student-organized speaker events that many decry as transphobic, tying Pitt up in a free speech dilemma not unknown to the university or universities nationally.
How A Pittsburgh Artist Demonstrates ‘Growth Through Grief’
'The Remembering Room” features an interactive experience demonstrating the different stages of grief that Amanda Filippelli faced through recent years.
One Pittsburgh, Many Voices: Why the Region is a Thriving Travel Destination
According to Tourism Economics’ baseline forecast, visitor spending in Allegheny County is expected to reach $7.1 billion this year.
It’s a Girl! Pittsburgh Zoo Hosts Naming Contest for Its Newborn Gorilla
This is the second baby born to Ibo, an endangered Western lowland gorilla.
How Pittsburgh’s Airport is Adding Another Bridge to the City of Bridges
Work on a connector bridge and tunnel at the new terminal will begin in a few weeks.
Want to Fly to Austin? Southwest Airlines Is Adding More Options
The airline is adding a daily flight out of Pittsburgh beginning Oct. 5.
Prom Gown Giveaways in Pittsburgh Help Teens Celebrate That Magical Night
Several events are scheduled at the end of March for students to ‘shop’ for that perfect dress.
This Pittsburgh Pet and People Apparel Company Reaches New Highs Partnering with Snoop Dogg
Little Earth Productions' partnership with the platinum recording artist, mogul and media personality is the latest installment in their 30-year rise to the big leagues.
How An Abandoned School Became The Main Stage For The Pittsburgh Playwrights Theatre
The company’s 20th season launches March 11 at the Madison Arts Center, the former elementary school bought by theater founder Mark Clayton Southers.
How A University Of Pittsburgh Junior Is Helping Families Pay Their Medical Bills
The Pakistani immigrant founded the nonprofit Spread the Love Projects that so far has raised $17,000 toward this goal.
