by Erin Yudt | Mar 29, 2022 | Business, Features, Latest Stories, Spring 2022
By: Erin Yudt Judy Masucci never imagined herself owning a specialized bra business. She thought she would be a genetics scientist forever, but something changed the course of her life forever, having her son. Masucci earned her undergraduate degree at Smith College...
by Erin Yudt | Mar 29, 2022 | Business, Latest Stories, News, Spring 2022
By: Erin Yudt College student Kairi Stallsmith is still unsure where they are going to live next semester. As the next fall semester becomes closer and sign up for meal plans and housing contracts loom, college students are tasked again with finding the best and...
by Frank Smith | Nov 15, 2021 | Business, Fall 2021
By: Dontae Washington Lifelong Hill District Angela Akers resident has plans to move after 80 years. She worries that a new development backed by the Pittsburgh Penguins will force her to relocate, just like the construction of the former Civic Arena did 70 years ago....
by Frank Smith | Nov 15, 2021 | Business, Fall 2021, Sports
By: Brandon Kurzawski “Pirates fans is more of an older generation than it is a younger generation because (we) never had the chance to see them when they were good,” Barton, 22, who works at Rally House on the North Shore, said. “…We gear more toward Steelers...
by Zoey Angeluccci | Nov 15, 2021 | Business, Fall 2021
By Anthony Cugini Each bottle of tea Mark Sotomayer and his company, Treecup Tea, sell comes with a seed to plant a tree. College dropout Mark Sotomayer started selling tea using his grandmother’s recipe. “On September 23, 2017, I got caught with marijuana and...
by Zoey Angeluccci | Mar 18, 2021 | Business, Spring 2021
By Geena Provenzano It is no secret that Pittsburgh’s restaurant scene has improved exponentially over the years. There are the best spots for BBQ, the best spots for Thai, the best spots for pizza, and the best spots for cocktails. What about the best spots for...