Father Jacob invites worshipers on Carnegie Mellon University’s campus. The young priest began his “office hours” on Feb. 18, with the intent of returning every Friday for confessions and conversation.

Locks decorate a chain-link fence on an Oakland bridge. In past years, the bridge was also adorned with elaborate patterns made from woven yarn.

On a warm weekday, Carnegie Mellon University students lineup in front of the “food trucks.” These mobile eateries cook and serve cuisines from around the world.

A pile of rubble lies at the foot of the S & S Candy and Cigar Company in South Side. Inspectors cited a “freeze-thaw situation" as the cause of the collapse.

A man-made lake is glazed with ice and reflects a winter sun in Panther Hollow.

Hungry patrons wait outside Peace Love & Little Donuts, a boutique bakery in the Strip District. Although owner Ron Razete received early criticism for his outspoken right-wing politics, the place has become popular with youth.

The vaulted ceiling rises above the nave in St. Nicholas Church, a magnificent backdrop for murals painted by Croatian artist Maxo Vanka during the 1930’s and 40’s. Vanka used modern imagery, such as gasmasks and factories, to express his politics. The murals are currently under renovation.

A new public mural sprawls across a brick wall in Bloomfield. The artwork pays homage to Bloomfield’s moniker of “Little Italy.”

Dippy the Dinosaur sports a black-and-gold scarf outside the Carnegie Museum of Natural History ahead of Super Bowl Sunday.

A deep hole punctures a street in Point Breeze. While spring is just around the corner, so, too, is pothole season.