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“I skipped my bio exam so I could be here right now": Students lead Global Climate Strike in Pittsburgh

By Amanda Waltz Sep 20, 2019

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Now Playing: Weekly Pittsburgh film roundup, Sept. 20-26

By Hannah Lynn, Film

“I skipped my bio exam so I could be here right now": Students lead Global Climate Strike in Pittsburgh

By Amanda Waltz, News

We Tried It

By Ryan Deto, Food

Why we need more sober-friendly spaces in Pittsburgh

By Jessica Williams, Opinion

Pittsburgh 311 Response Center delivers a shit answer

By Josh Oswald, Opinion

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“I skipped my bio exam so I could be here right now": Students lead Global Climate Strike in Pittsburgh

“I skipped my bio exam so I could be here right now": Students lead Global Climate Strike in Pittsburgh

By Amanda Waltz

Anti-union activity is heating up ahead of Google contractor's vote to unionize

Anti-union activity is heating up ahead of Google contractor's vote to unionize

By Ryan Deto

Mayor Bill Peduto wants to excuse students for today’s Global Climate Strike, but he likely can’t

Mayor Bill Peduto wants to excuse students for today’s Global Climate Strike, but he likely can’t

By Ryan Deto

Pennsylvania Labor Relations Board orders second vote for Pitt Grad Union

Pennsylvania Labor Relations Board orders second vote for Pitt Grad Union

By Elise Lavallee

Pa. House Speaker Mike Turzai: public schools are a monopoly and teachers are "special interest people"

Pa. House Speaker Mike Turzai: public schools are a monopoly and teachers are "special interest people"

By Ryan Deto

Pa. state Senator Mike Folmer resigns following child porn possession charges

Pa. state Senator Mike Folmer resigns following child porn possession charges

By Ryan Deto

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Music
Illenium played guitar for the first time ever on stage last night, and he did it in Pittsburgh

Illenium played guitar for the first time ever on stage last night, and he did it in Pittsburgh

By Jordan Snowden

Pitt Gets Alternative: the ins and outs of starting a DIY music festival

Pitt Gets Alternative: the ins and outs of starting a DIY music festival

By Jordan Snowden

There are seven music festivals happening in Pittsburgh this weekend

There are seven music festivals happening in Pittsburgh this weekend

By Jordan Snowden

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Arts+Entertainment
RADical Days returns with 25 days of free or discounted admission to Pittsburgh cultural institutions

RADical Days returns with 25 days of free or discounted admission to Pittsburgh cultural institutions

By Amanda Waltz

Patricia Dobler Poetry Award honors unpublished women over the age of 40

Patricia Dobler Poetry Award honors unpublished women over the age of 40

By Hannah Lynn

Painting the corner: British artist on mission to live-paint all 30 major league baseball parks lands at PNC Park

Painting the corner: British artist on mission to live-paint all 30 major league baseball parks lands at PNC Park

By Lisa Cunningham

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Stage
Pittsburgh dance shines this week at various venues throughout the city

Pittsburgh dance shines this week at various venues throughout the city

By Amanda Waltz

Pittsburgh stagehand brings <i>The Lion King</i> home to the theater where he began his career

Pittsburgh stagehand brings The Lion King home to the theater where he began his career

By Lisa Cunningham

Arcade Comedy Theater delivers a fun-filled laugh riot with <i>Bubble Boy: The Musical</i>

Arcade Comedy Theater delivers a fun-filled laugh riot with Bubble Boy: The Musical

By Amanda Waltz

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Food+Drink
We Tried It

We Tried It

By Ryan Deto

Seven can't-miss dishes at Pittsburgh Pierogi Festival

Seven can't-miss dishes at Pittsburgh Pierogi Festival

By Maggie Weaver

350° Bakery makes the jump from wholesaling at Piper's Pub to its own home in South Hills

350° Bakery makes the jump from wholesaling at Piper's Pub to its own home in South Hills

By Maggie Weaver

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Film
Now Playing: Weekly Pittsburgh film roundup, Sept. 20-26

Now Playing: Weekly Pittsburgh film roundup, Sept. 20-26

By Hannah Lynn

Fashion in Film

Fashion in Film

By Jordan Snowden

Row House Cinema screens a week's worth movies that examine the world of fashion
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Blogs
Look upon this sexy Mr. Rogers costume and weep, Pittsburgh

Look upon this sexy Mr. Rogers costume and weep, Pittsburgh

By Amanda Waltz

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Why we need more sober-friendly spaces in Pittsburgh

By Jessica Williams

Pittsburgh 311 Response Center delivers a shit answer

By Josh Oswald

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