The Witch Journey Out of the Broom Closet
By Miriah Auth Anna Lyons hid her practice of witchcraft after being bullied as a child. When her peers dismissed and invalidated her belief in magic, she went into hiding. Tatyana Johnson was told she was going to hell by a Tinder date when she invited him to a...
Golden Souls: How local artists are changing the business of wearable art
By Matthew Ryan Miramontes Sarah Sindler always wanted to be an artist, but it was not until she began casting and working with fine metals like gold and silver did she find a career involving wearable art. Other artists like Sakony Burton might have been involved...
Body modification options, acceptance rise despite remaining stigmas
By Dara Collins The long history of body modification for Revina Lower started when he was a teenager piercing his ears and eyebrows on his own. In his mid-20s, Lower started tattooing his face, split his tongue and received implants. Now at the age of 44, Lower has...
Tattoo expo welcomes community, aims to expand reach
Disclaimer: A version of this story ran in The Globe, the Point Park University student-run newspaper. By Dara Collins At the peak of any given day at the annual Bleed Black and Gold Pittsburgh Tattoo Expo, it’s difficult to walk through the aisles of artists and...
Carnegie Science Center unveils new mummy exhibit
By: Jordyn Hronec One of the many mummies on display at the Carnegie Science Center as part of the Mummies of the World exhibit. One of the many mummies on display at the Carnegie Science Center as part of the Mummies of the World exhibit. PITTSBURGH–In a glass...
What a great picture! We are looking forward to helping celebrate Myron's legacy at @PointParkU's 1st "Myron Cope Day". 🎉 Learn more: https://t.co/SEWWE1ATNg
Myron Cope would’ve been 93 yesterday. When we gave Myron a lift in this pic (circa 1989), he was younger than I am now. Myron would’ve enjoyed the NFL playoff weekend
Tune in on Tuesday Feb. 1st for a panel with industry professionals on the Marketing and Media Power of the Super Bowl 🏈 Hosted by @PGHCentr4Sports
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Our first place Doris O'Donnell Fellowship winner, Sunnie R. Clahchischiligi w/ @SearchlightNM, published her story on the many students from the Navajo Nation who were lost during the pandemic, desperately struggling to receive education. #MediaInnovators https://t.co/VyuDL9kbGq