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Meg Evans, Carnegie Mellon coordinator of LGBTQ programs, led an interactive workshop that focused on the intersection of gender and sexual orientation.

MOSAIC: annual conference on gender issues

Carnegie Mellon hosts the annual gender conference.

Cecil Harvey from FFIV was featured during "Theme of Love."

Distant Worlds performs music of Final Fantasy

The Distant Worlds Philharmonic Orchestra presents a Final Fantasy-themed concert.

Senior musical theatre major Lucia Roderique and senior drama major Denver Milord play Mrs. Lovett and Sweeney Todd, respectively, in the drama school production of Sweeney Todd.

Raise your razor for Sweeney Todd

The Carnegie Mellon School of Drama presents this classic dark musical.

“Blue Lake Pass,” a large-scale topographical piece in the exhibit, is made of Duraflake particleboard.

Maya Lin focuses on ground, water

The sculpture and landscape artist showcases a piece representing Pittsburgh rivers.

Andy Warhol’s Dogs and Cats print series features animals such as the dachshund.

Pets reign at Warhol exhibit

A Warhol exhibit at the Carnegie Museum of Natural History features domestic pets.

Derek Miller and Alexis Krauss, better known as the band Sleigh Bells, performing at The Deaf Institute in January 2011.

Reign of Terror disappoints

Sophomore album from the noise pop duo falls short of their debut release.

Legume finds home in new neighborhood

The local restaurant finds a home in a new location.

Advice for awkward people

Everything you need to know about friendships and moving in.

Paperhouse

Paperhouse talks about ZZK Records and the rise of new cumbia artists.

Did You Know?

Did you know that Pittsburgh is home to the United States’ largest nativity scene?

Dollar Movie

AB Films presents three movies this week in McConomy Auditorium.

Calendar

Find out what’s happening on campus and around Pittsburgh this week.

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