Creative Research Exhibition showcases work from summer 2019 fellowships
By Siddhi Shockey, Senior Staff Writer
January 20, 2020
The 11th Annual Summer 2019 Creative Research Exhibition opened this past Thursday. The exhibition presents the works of six artists who pursued summer research opportunities through the University Honors College.
Circles: Till Infinity – The Celebration of Mac Miller’s Posthumous Album
January 20, 2020
Over the weekend, hundreds of fans came to a pop-up in the North Side to celebrate the release of Mac Miller's posthumous album, 'Circles'. See what some had to say about how his music impacted their lives.
Stitches for a cause: making knit work with the Fiber Arts Crew
By MJ LaRocque, Staff Writer
January 14, 2020
What started as one group of people in one small town eight miles outside of Harrisburg, the Fiber Arts Crew is now spread out across the University’s regional campuses.
Pittsburgh painter captures reactions to “Lest We Forget”
By Emily Wolfe, Contributing Editor
January 6, 2020
Emily Loeb noticed a man taking photographs as she and two companions walked through the “Lest We Forget” exhibition on the Cathedral of Learning lawn last fall, but she didn’t think much of it.
Mixing mediums with the Creative Arts Ensemble
By Diana Velasquez, Staff Writer
January 5, 2020
Many scholars of fine arts consider themselves to be masters of one discipline, such as music, or painting or poetry. Some Pitt students had the opportunity last semester to take a class that challenged that notion.
From Phipps to the Carnegie Museum of Art: all the culture new to Pitt in 2020
By Delilah Bourque, Culture Editor
January 5, 2020
As the spring semester begins and classes resume, finding something to do is a challenge for many in the dreary, often cold and wet weather in the Pittsburgh wintertime.
Balancing finals as a STEM and art double major
By Hayley Lesh, Staff Writer
December 9, 2019
The difference between junior computer science and music performance major Jordan Bender’s dual majors is apparent in his finals. For computer science, he is often presented with a traditional paper and pencil final, while his music classes often evaluate his skills through performances.
Poems from prison: Students share incarcerated voices
By Brian Gentry, Senior Staff Writer
December 5, 2019
The poetry performance was part of an event which packed City of Asylum on Wednesday night, with more than 100 people in attendance.
Center for Creativity gets students out of their artistic comfort zones
By Sinead McDevitt, Staff Writer
December 3, 2019
Erik Schuckers, the program manager at the Center for Creativity, carefully swirled a paint-dipped string onto a white piece of paper in front of a group of mesmerized students Monday afternoon.