Anchor Institutions Help Shape Pittsburgh's New Look
Long a hub due to the concentration of universities, hospitals and research centers, the city's Oakland section is now impacting many other neighborhoods.
KE-TV: Pennsylvania-Made Coaster Charges Your Smartphone
Tommy Joseph's New Castle-based Epiphany Labs has launched a wildly successful Kickstarter campaign that's about to crush its goal.
Inspiring Local Girls Headline Gathering of World-Changing Pittsburgh Teens
Wait until you meet these change makers--all of them teenagers, and all of them appearing at the Be Inspired: Girls Can Change the World event this Saturday.
Pennsylvania's STEM Factor: How Higher Ed Can Help
A number of initiatives are doing well to support and grow STEM accessibility in the K-12 realm, but one college administrator believes more can be done.
Four Under 40 Who Are Transforming Pittsburgh
From opening a hot new cafe off Market Square to representing voters in Harrisburg, these four exceptional people are making our region a better place to be.
Alphabet Soup: City of Asylum Takes On Pittsburgh's Most Diverse Neighborhoods
The latest project of City of Asylum/Pittsburgh, Alphabet City will be located in the heart of one of the city�s densest and most diverse neighborhoods, taking its place nearby other City of Asylum projects.
Meet Pittsbugh's Top Twenty- Something Entrepreneurs
Meet a new breed of young Pittsburgh entrepreneurs -- some still in college -- who hope to make a mark on the world. So far so good.
Pittsburgh Tech Companies to Watch in 2013: The Life Sciences Edition
The city's brightest are taking on some of the most daunting challenges of our time, from halting Alzheimer's Disease to battling cancer and streamlining surgical processes.
Pittsburgh's Top 10 Tech Companies to Watch for 2013
One helped both presidential campaigns, while another forecasts doubling in size and revenues. Find out who they are and what's next.
KE-TV: Pitt-Bred Mind-Control Robotics Feed Paraplegic
The University of Pittsburgh-led medical breakthrough, which incorporates electrodes implanted in the brain, has great promise.