by Zoey Angeluccci | May 6, 2020 | Arts & Culture, Spring 2020
Informative and Sample Heavy Tour Offers Incite to Strip District By Hattie Charney Wigle Whiskey on Smallman Street kicks off the history and libations tour with their bourbon and rye whiskeys. Maggie’s Farm Rum and Pennsylvania Winery bring in groups of like-liquor...
by Zoey Angeluccci | May 6, 2020 | Arts & Culture, Environment, Spring 2020
A Problem that Only the Natives Understand By Tiara Strong The $32 million Cap Park project is currently under construction in Downtown Pittsburgh. The park is said to reconnect the lower Hill District to downtown, bringing investment opportunities and jobs to the...
by Zoey Angeluccci | May 4, 2020 | Environment, Spring 2020
By Hannah Walden: For the majority of her time at the Group Against Smog and Pollution (GASP), Suzanne Seppi has been dedicated to fighting for clean air and educating the community on pollution. Chelsea Hilty has spent her college career and the years following on...
by Zoey Angeluccci | May 4, 2020 | Lifestyle, Spring 2020
By Hannah Walden: Bailey Sweet, a product of divorced parents, takes great pleasure in a child mentorship program she says helped a young girl emerge from a perpetual state of sadness. Gina Foreman struggled for years with her anxiety before her diagnosis, now she...
by Zoey Angeluccci | May 1, 2020 | Spring 2020
As we end this surreal online semester brought about by the COVID-19 crisis that stilled our campus, our city, our state, our nation and world, I asked my JOUR 257 Feature and Interpretive Writing class students to add one last assignment to their now-online course: a...
by Zoey Angeluccci | May 1, 2020 | Spring 2020
By Nicole Ufheil I feel that I have learned many valuable lessons from the coronavirus pandemic experience. In my college experience, moving from the classroom instruction to online learning has been easy for me. I was already comfortable with online courses because...