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The East End Food Co-op continues to serve the Pittsburgh community

Written By Cilia Catello, News Editor • April 29, 2026

When it seems like every other company is resisting inclusivity and transparency, there is one grocery store doubling down on its values.

Senior visual arts students show off their skills in twin thesis exhibitions

Written By Carson Folio, Editor-in-Chief • April 22, 2026

In a culmination of everything they’ve learned in their time at the university, senior photography and graphic and interactive design students in the class of 2026 showcased their final projects at Artists Image Resource in the North Side on April 15.

Need a ‘perfect’ place to play pinball? We found it at Pinball Perfection

Written By Carson Folio, Editor-in-Chief • April 15, 2026

In the days of console gaming and computers fast enough to play video games that look so realistic it’s almost uncanny, there’s still something these machines can’t replicate.

Origin Story Coffee flies onto the Pittsburgh scene

Written By Bryce Mwenda, Staff Writer • April 15, 2026

Christian Watts didn’t originally plan on moving to Pittsburgh, even though his brother lives here.

Media Arts students and alumni blend reality and imagination with ‘Hallucinations’ exhibit

Written By Carson Folio, Editor-in-Chief • March 25, 2026

Photography, cinema students and Point Park alumni put together a culmination of works in “Hallucinations,” an exhibit presented by The Fix Magazine on March 19.

Tucked away in what looks like a house, Bill & Walt’s hobby shop sells geeky goods nearby

Written By Bryce Mwenda, For The Globe • March 25, 2026

Named after the two men who initially started the store, Bill and Walt’s Hobby Shop has been in Pittsburgh since the early 1970s.

St. Patrick’s Day Parade dominates Downtown Pittsburgh

Written By Bryce Mwenda, For The Globe • March 18, 2026

Hundreds gathered in Downtown Pittsburgh Saturday to participate in the Pittsburgh St. Patrick’s Day Parade for the holiday weekend.

Amazing Books and Records commits to staying in Downtown full time

Written By Carson Folio, Editor-in-Chief • March 4, 2026

Amazing Books and Records never wanted to leave Downtown.

Bison Racing Club hopes to build a race car from scratch

Written By Carson Folio, Editor-in-Chief • March 4, 2026

On the field, first-year student Preston Roach plays for the lacrosse team as a midfielder and keeps up his competitive attitude.

Pittsburgh turns a bit creepy and a bit weirder again at the World Oddities Expo

Written By Lilliana Fonzo, Staff Writer • March 4, 2026

Last weekend at the David L. Lawrence Convention Center, Pittsburgh dove into the weird and unexpected world of oddities and magic.

SGA’s annual Multicultural Festival brings campus organizations and students together

Written By Ayden Miller, Staff Photographer • March 4, 2026

The yearly Multicultural Festival returned to Lawrence Hall’s fishbowl on Feb. 27. Several student organizations, such as the BSU, AAPIU and LatinX Student Association were present with crafts and activities....

Garcia-Grisman Revue raises thousands for Guitars4Vets

Written By Evan Levine, For The Globe • February 27, 2026

For the past 10 years, Pittsburgh’s Deadheads have gathered for local Grateful Dead tribute band theCause’s annual benefit show, D-Jam.