India Krug

Mary Cardwell Dawson’s life was defined by multiple cities, but her musical legacy and activism has a permanent home in Pittsburgh’s Homewood neighborhood.

As Post-Gazette employees enter another week on strike, student journalists have been observing the union's efforts, and wondering what it means for their futures in the industry.

Familiar cultural sites, historical landmarks and local businesses can be found across the board, including the “Three Sisters” bridges, Carnegie Science Center, Frick Park and Millie’s Ice Cream.

A teen from Gibsonia is one of only four nationwide to win the 4-H Youth in Action award. Eighteen-year-old Norah Carter has been helping hundreds of other teens work on mindfulness and mental health through virtual workshops.

The Appalachian Regional Commission and Gov. Tom Wolf recently announced that nearly $47 million will be given to transitioning coal communities in nine states considered to be part of Appalachia.

“Growing Up” tells the coming of age stories of a diverse group of young people. Pitt junior Isabel Lam's episode focuses on a club she started in high school to help students and community members get menstrual products.

The event to support of Iranian women and people will be held October 1 in front of the City-County Building.

The nonprofit works with the U.S. Department of State and selects host families to provide room and board so that international students can experience American high school life.

Carnegie Mellon University is hosting this year’s Global Clean Energy Action Forum with the U.S. Department of Energy. On Wednesday, young people took to the CMU campus to call for climate action from the world leaders gathered in Pittsburgh.

The chapel and cemetery were chosen for the exhibit because it is the only building from the 1968 film still standing. Exhibit curators say visitors can even expect to see zombies lurking in the miniature village.