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Meet the Presidents

In the shadow of NCAA giants, Washington & Jefferson harbors one of the most storied college football traditions in the country.

Hit the Street: Squirrel Hill

With Gullifty’s and Lucci’s Pizza shuttered, the Squirrel Hill of 10 years ago is no more. But other longtime staples combined with a few newcomers make a trip to the neighborhood as worthwhile as ever.

The Beat: The King Comes to Town

This month, B.B. King will play Carnegie of Homestead Music Hall.

The Beat: 5 Can't-Miss November Concerts

Blonde Redhead, David Bazan and Rat Pack impersonators are among those making stops in Pittsburgh this month.

13 Bartenders You Should Know

Get acquainted with this group of charming bar professionals working in various establishments around the city.

40 Under 40: 2014

In their own ways, the 40 men and women we introduce here show us daily how we can ensure that Pittsburgh is deserving of its Most Livable City title.

Film: AMC Loews 22 Screens Horror Flicks

This month, the theater is turning its Wednesday-night retro film series over to the spooky stuff.

7 Best Rising Star Bartenders

Get to know the city’s next generation of savvy, ambitious ’tenders.

The End of Route 28 Construction is Nigh

After 50 years, it looks like we’ll be able to travel the throughway with (little to) no trouble.

Hop Farm and Aurochs Join the Craft-Beer Party

A brewpub in Lawrenceville and a tap room in Emsworth are both great places to fill your growler.

Top 10

Your 10 best bets for October.

Trick or Treatment

The scariest visitor to Pittsburgh wasn't a who — but a what. Rick Sebak recaps some of our microscopic adversaries.

Spotlight on Women in Business: October 2014

Susan Weinzierl, Diane Kappas, Dr. Brianne Kemp, Dr. Susan Catalano and Nevena Staresinic

Big Money, Big Questions

Thanks to Pittsburgh’s foundations, we survived the steel crash and fought our way out of the Great Recession. Now, after recent shakeups at some of the region’s major philanthropic organizations, what lies ahead in Pittsburgh’s big-monied world of giving

The New Heinz Exhibit at the History Center is Ketchup Heaven

Get a delicious local history lesson — and a free pickle pin — now.

Made in Pittsburgh 2014

The city of steel always has been known for its industry – what we make. Today, that defining characteristic expands beyond manufacturing into every aspect of modern life: to technology, clothing, home goods and unique food and drink products as well.

Dome away from Home

Pittsburgh visitors or locals looking for a getaway can rent the Yaca-Dome, the original dome house built by the late designer Joseph Yacoboni.

Style of Steel

The nation's hottest design trend couldn't be more at home here.

Review: Istanbul Sofra

Head to Istanbul Sofra, one of Regent Square’s new additions, for assorted lamb dishes, vegetarian starters and well-executed desserts.

Undercover: ‘The Garden’

This work of poetry "is an hallucinatory origin myth that pokes and prods at the subversiveness of a language."

Bayardstown Went from 'Lo-Fi Side Project' to 'Business Asset'

Fast Company details how Deeplocal CEO Nathan Martin made something out of (just about) nothing.

This Past Weekend, Pittsburghers Got Soaked in the Name of Charity

When fighting poverty, we ’Burghers roll up our sleeves — and prepare to get drenched — when a worthy cause is involved.

The 10 Most Important Concerts in Pittsburgh History

We went one on one with legendary promoter Rich Engler to get the scoop on which shows have stood out over time.

Who Are Pittsburgh's Best Professors?

Whether they’re humanizing robots or illuminating human history, some of the finest minds working in higher education today can be found in Pittsburgh.