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Draft light beer in a glass on a table in a pub or restaurant, dark beer in the background (Getty) Pittsburgh is a tough egg to crack when it comes to travel, partly thanks to its unique hodge-podge identity. Overwhelmingly, Pittsburgh is known as a once-booming steel town with a working-class population and a penchant for life’s simpler things. By simpler things, I’m talking about competitive…
Jalil Bethea, a 6-foot-5 junior guard from […]
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This is unacceptable.
Titled ‘If the word we’, the recurring exhibition's 2026-27 edition strives to celebrate both world-class artists and the community in and around Pittsburgh
By JAMES MADDEN North Carolina transfer guard […]
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A’lahn Sumler, a 6-foot-4 redshirt senior guard […]
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In this week's episode, Ben Luke takes a tour of the Zurbarán survey at the National Gallery in London, speaks to the director of the Carnegie Museum of Art ahead of this year's Carnegie International in Pittsburgh, and learns about a Walter Sickert painting on view at Charleston in Sussex.
As the latest Carnegie International arrives, Pittsburgh’s long-running and newer commercial art spaces make the case for a more supportive, sustainable and slower-paced scene
BY ALEJANDRO LOPEZ Pitt has officially added […]
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Pittsburgh is a solid example of a hip secondary market. It’s big enough for major professional sports teams and to be the setting for the award-winning TV show “The Pitt.” It’s also gained some traction as an under-the-radar city to visit from a few travel magazines in the last couple of years. At the same time, its population of 307,000 is also roughly 10,000 people fewer than Newark and…
BY ALEJANDRO LOPEZ Pitt is retaining a […]
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The project was completed just in time for the NFL draft and the Carnegie International
The Steel City is expecting hundreds of thousands of visitors when it hosts the 2026 NFL Draft later this week.
A giant screen with a yellow and black background and the Pittsburgh Steelers logo says "THE PICK IS IN," behind a lectern with a logo that says "NFL DRAFT 2024 DETROIT."
A suspected meteor entered Earth's atmosphere on Tuesday, creating a loud "boom" that was heard and felt across Northeast Ohio, the National Weather Service said. Residents, meanwhile, took to social media to report hearing something that "sounded like an explosion."
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Join us for Taste of the Draft in Pittsburgh, blending food and football to support GENYOUth's mission against student hunger.
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Includes homage to The TIng Ting’s “That’s Not My Name” The owner of the Oakmont Bakery sent me an email that perfectly illustrates the#OakmontBakeryEffect This song is monotone – more clueless white male privilege treating a woman as if I need to be schooled and corrected. Hi Kim, I own Oakmont Bakery, and I wanted […]
The event celebrates Mister Rogers’ legacy Sunday, March 1.
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The latest iteration of the recurring exhibition boasts more specially commissioned works than ever before
Last week, 47-year-old Oakmont man living in the United States on a work visa was kidnapped by ICE in front of his wife and eight year old daughter. His name is Jose Flores. He and his wife work for Oakmont Bakery, a business that has repeatedly supported the Trump Administration and the Republican MAGA agenda. […]
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Communities with fast-rising electric bills or debates over who pays for Big Tech's energy needs are pivotal.
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From Pittsburgh to Melbourne, from Poland to Sweden, these murals and installations celebrate the bond between people, animals, and the environments we share. This collection brings together striking photorealism, symbolic storytelling, and playful public art. Among the highlights: a powerful portrait of a man with birds in Glasgow, a larger-than-life tiger in France, and a canopy of birdcages in…
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