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Top Stories: ➊ – What happens when audience members become actors at an August Wilson play? (Thursday), ➋ – Predicting the Penguins lineup in 2027 (Thursday), ➌ – PensBurgh Top-25 Under 25: No. 21 Finn Harding (Thursday), ➍ – On this date in Penguins history: Sidney Crosby picked 1st overall in 2005 NHL Draft (Wednesday), ➎ – Pittsburgh’s Strip District Logs A Million More Visits in 2024 (Friday)

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Penn State to buy former fraternity house where Timothy Piazza suffered fatal injuries

WESA 7/20 11:30P Anne Danahy

Penn State plans to buy the former fraternity house where hazing led to the death of Timothy Piazza in 2017, after reaching a $7.3 million agreement with the property owner.

Most Pa. cyber charters back mandatory weekly wellness checks as Senate moves to tighten law

WESA 7/19 1:00A Marley Parish | Spotlight PA Sta

The schools issued a statement as a bipartisan group of state senators prepared to vote on the measure. Not among them was Commonwealth Charter Academy, the state’s biggest.

Pa. universities to increase tuition if state doesn’t follow through with $40M funding increase

WESA 7/17 11:30P Ashley Stalnecker | LNP / Lancas

The Pennsylvania State System of Higher Education plans to raise tuition for its 10 state universities for the first time in eight years.

Pittsburgh high schoolers are using STEM to help people with disabilities

WESA 7/14 11:30P Eliyahu Gasson

Public and private schools are teaming up with local nonprofits to cultivate human-centered STEM innovations driven by a social justice mission.

CMU community pushes back on AI summit with paint, petitions, and protests

WESA 7/13 11:32P Riona Duncan

Students and community members at Carnegie Mellon University are pushing back against the National AI and Energy Summit planned at CMU on July 15.

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Yep, a Grocery Store Is Finally Coming to Downtown

Pittsburgh Magazine 7/23 8:52A Jessica Sinichak

DOWNTOWN PITTSBURGH | PHOTO BY DAVE DICELLO T he wishes of many city residents are about to come true; after a year in the making, a real grocery store is finally set to open Downtown. According to...

Ready to Level Up Your Dorm Decor?

Pittsburgh Magazine 7/23 7:56A Natalie Rodriguez

PHOTO CREDIT: ADOBE STOCK T he transition into college can be stressful, but decorating a dorm shouldn t have to be. Every year, thousands of eager freshmen move into residence halls armed with their...

House of the Week: A Ligonier Retreat With a Heated Saltwater Pool

Pittsburgh Magazine 7/23 6:27A Content Provided by Berkshire Ha

16 McDowell Road Ligonier, PA Presented by Donna Tidwell Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices The Preferred Realty D iscover timeless charm and modern comfort in this beautifully appointed home, set on...

10+ things to do this weekend, from Goat Fest to OpenStreetsPGH

NEXTpittsburgh 7/23 5:09A Jennifer Baron

What’s going on in Pittsburgh this weekend, July 24-27? Find out here. Know of a cool event? Email us . Thursday, July 24: “Mad About the Movies” Garden Party and Concert at Heinz Hall 5 p.m....

Pittsburgh Pet of the Week: Schultz, a Sporty Mixed Breed

Pittsburgh Magazine 7/23 4:29A Sponsored Content Partner Animal

Breed: Mixed Breed Medium Sex: Male Age: 4 years old Weight: 62.7 lbs. Meet Schultz! Meet Schultz the smart, sporty, and oh-so-handsome pup who s ready to be your new best friend! Schultz is the total...

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Ranking the jersey numbers picks of the new Penguins

PensBurgh 7/23 1:00A Hooks Orpik

Photo by Bailey Hillesheim/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images And now for one of the most important topics of the offseason: critiquing the numbers the new players have chosen to wear for the Pens next...

Penguins’ 2025-26 Schedule by Month: December

PensBurgh 7/23 12:00A Garrett Behanna

Photo by Justin Berl/Getty Images The Penguins will ring in the holiday season with a nice mix of games, including a five-game homestand. Continuing our month-by-month look at the Pittsburgh Penguins...

Yep, a Grocery Store Is Finally Coming to Downtown

10+ things to do this weekend, from Goat Fest to OpenStreetsPGH

Education » indicates external link

Penn State to buy former fraternity house where Timothy Piazza suffered fatal injuries

Most Pa. cyber charters back mandatory weekly wellness checks as Senate moves to tighten law

Pa. universities to increase tuition if state doesn’t follow through with $40M funding increase

Pittsburgh high schoolers are using STEM to help people with disabilities

CMU community pushes back on AI summit with paint, petitions, and protests

Lifestyle » indicates external link

Yep, a Grocery Store Is Finally Coming to Downtown

Ready to Level Up Your Dorm Decor?

House of the Week: A Ligonier Retreat With a Heated Saltwater Pool

10+ things to do this weekend, from Goat Fest to OpenStreetsPGH

Pittsburgh Pet of the Week: Schultz, a Sporty Mixed Breed

Sports » indicates external link

Ranking the jersey numbers picks of the new Penguins

Penguins’ 2025-26 Schedule by Month: December

Former Penguins forward Matt Cooke named BCHL head coach

Examining the Penguins goaltender logjam

Who could the potential surprise players for the Penguins be in 2025-26?

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