April 17, 2018 Plenty of Pittsburghers fund their dream of musical success by working 9-5’s When Chase and the Barons took on the grinding 9-5, they had to learn the careful balancing act of band, career and necessities like sleeping and eating a meal here and there. Joe Grushecky, a beloved Pittsburgh musician known for…
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Ash Trees and the Emerald Ash Borer Beetle
December 8, 2018
Clearview Credit Union introduces “Pepper the Robot”
November 13, 2018
City mourns, remembers mass shooting victims
October 30, 2018 A vigil was held Saturday evening, just hours following the shooting. A crowd of hundreds gathered at the intersection of Murray and Forbes, where police blocked the streets and rerouted traffic so the community could mourn together. Families and friends gathered together to sing traditional Jewish songs, burn candles and participate in a…
Sounds of Pittsburgh
July 26, 2018 The Sounds of Pittsburgh
Randyland, an ever-changing art space with a familiar face
June 29, 2018 Randy Gilson bought his property on Arch Street on the North Side for $11,300 in 1997, according to property records. The property that would have been torn down is now the most colorfully vibrant building in the city, free for the public to enjoy… Read more at the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette…
Pioneer Public – Michael Gieseke
When Dean of Student Life Michael Gieseke isn’t overseeing resident life, commuter services, health services or student activities, he’s taking calls from parents or reading emails about shenanigans that happened in the residence halls the previous evening. “The rule of thumb is that I have no idea what my day is going to be for…
Pioneer Public – Alexandra Youssef
For the written story by my co-features editor, Matt Petras, visit The Globe.
Indoor gardening, a growing pastime
City dwellers create small-space gardens to brighten their homes and plates One thing Patty Logan noticed when she opened City Grows in Lawrenceville was that young people were pouring through the doors in all seasons to garnish their abodes with greenery. In her work as a Garden Educator, Redding Jackson has noticed that from a…
Wigle Whiskey brings distilling back to Pittsburgh
First Monongahela rye crafted within city limits since Prohibition For the Meyer family, Wigle Whiskey isn’t just a business. It’s a commitment to the community to bring back a historic craft lost in this area decades before. The operation they’ve built from a small space in the Strip District has grown over the years from…
Video Production & Editing Final Portfolio
Project #1 – Point Park Specific types of shots for my first project in Video Production & Editing! I walked around Point Park’s campus to take a closer look at some specific areas. I was also able to explore different types of shots used in filming. For this project, I filmed the entire video by…
Pioneer Public – Shaniece Lawrence
For the written story by my co-features editor, Matt Petras, visit The Globe.
Walkaway Words 