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A group of people practice yoga indoors, performing a pose with one arm extended upwards. Lights hang in the background, and exercise mats are visible on the floor.

Public-service guides

Overwhelmed by the news? Here are ways to destress and 6 low- or no-cost to-dos in Pittsburgh

by Amber Frantz and Spencer Levering November 24, 2025November 24, 2025

A bronze baseball player statue stands on a walkway with city buildings and a bridge visible in the background.

Guest commentary

The Roberto Clemente Bridge should become a linear park

by Guest commentary by Nathan St. Germain November 19, 2025November 23, 2025

A man in a striped sweater and jeans sits on a wooden chair next to a table with a blue and white vase of red flowers, against a wood-paneled wall and red velvet-covered display.

Cuts in funds for HIV services threaten medication access, outreach

by Venuri Siriwardane November 12, 2025June 4, 2026

Three older adults sit around a table reading documents and taking notes in a well-lit room with artwork, books and plants.

A writers club for older adults soothed my grief as we’ve ‘ranted, raved and wrangled’ with aging

by First-person essay by Mary Schinhofen November 7, 2025June 4, 2026

How planned giving is enabling more people to shape Pittsburgh’s future

A man in a suit speaks at a podium beside a screen displaying "Communications Strategies: Social Media Explainers" at a Pittsburgh Public Schools event.

PPS would cut 150 positions to trim — but not eliminate — deficit

by Lajja Mistry October 30, 2025October 31, 2025

Lajja Mistry stands amidst inflatables with colorful video projections mapped onto them.

Watch: Art and journalism collide in Carnegie Museum’s ‘after school’ exhibit

by DS Fleegle and Lajja Mistry October 29, 2025October 28, 2025

People walk along a path in front of a historic university building with a prominent tower, surrounded by green lawns and trees, with a cityscape in the background.

Gagging Academia

Trump says academic freedom is ‘not absolute.’ Three Pittsburgh scholars say it’s essential.

by First-person essay by Candace Skibba, First-person essay by Jane Windsheimer and First-person essay by Philip Hackney October 24, 2025October 26, 2025

A teacher wearing glasses and a gray sweater leans forward and smiles as she works at a table with a student in the foreground with pink hair and a pink sweatshirt who is writing with a pencil. Behind them on a black bulletin board are pieces of paper with letters on them.

Brashear’s language diversity is its strength, and its biggest teaching challenge

by Lajja Mistry October 21, 2025October 21, 2025

A crowd of people dance energetically under blue stage lighting at an indoor DJ night. Some people dance onstage, including a person in long hair and a mini skirt, others dance in the crowd with their hands up.

The Glimpse: From Oakland to Pittsburgh’s southern neighborhoods, zine photos capture the vibes

by Stephanie Strasburg and Quinn Glabicki October 15, 2025February 27, 2026

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