A Pittsburgh Regional Transit (PRT) bus sits at the corner of Liberty Avenue and Seventh Street. Many bus routes could be cut next year.

PRT asks for public input on service cuts

Written By Carson Folio, Co-Editor-in-Chief • April 2, 2025

As Pittsburgh Regional Transit’s (PRT) proposed route service cuts and fare increase moves through its board, transit riders – which include students enrolled in the U-Pass program - now have a place to voice those concerns.

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FEATURES

A selection of breakfast food at the Nook sits on a table.

‘Burgh Bites: The Nook: Trypophobia trigger warning

Written By Cassandra Harris, Co-Editor-in-Chief • April 2, 2025

Upon entering the inside of The Nook, a restaurant located off Butler Street in lower Lawrenceville (not to be confused with Point Park’s community kitchen The Nook,) I was offered to dine in either the front room or in the back room.

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ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT

Christopher Rone, playing professor Charles Blackburn is surrounded by "shadows."

Courtesy of Bridges Theater Company

‘The Disappearance of Arthur Warding’ proves interesting

Written By Michael Klug, Co-Opinions/Website Editor • April 2, 2025

Over the weekend, Bridges Theater Company held “The Disappearance of Arthur Warding” in the Rauh Theatre in the Pittsburgh Playhouse.

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PRSSA HOLDS ‘PROJECT PB&J’ TO GIVE BACK TO THE COMMUNITY

Written By Caleb McCartney, Photo Editor

November 20, 2024

Photo by Caleb McCartney

PRSSA members organized a community engagement event in Village Park titled “Project PB&J” in light of Thanksgiving and a seasonal time of giving back, where they made sandwiches for those unhoused in Pittsburgh.

Photos by Caleb McCartney

(Left to right) President Harmony Sheftall and Vice President Brooklyn Herrera making PB&J sandwiches to donate to the community. (Photo by Caleb McCartney)

(Left to right) President Harmony Sheftall and Vice President Brookelynn Herrera making PB&J sandwiches to donate to the community. (Photo by Caleb McCartney)

About the Contributor

Caleb McCartney, Photo Editor

Caleb McCartney began photographing for The Globe in the fall 2023 semester up until March 2025. McCartney, a senior, is majoring in Photography and is the former Photo Editor for The Globe. McCartney took the Fall 2024 and Spring 2025 staff profile photos.

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PRSSA HOLDS ‘PROJECT PB&J’ TO GIVE BACK TO THE COMMUNITY

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