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A visitor at the Center for PostNatural History listens to one of the audio exhibits housed in the space.

PostNatural museum crosses boundaries

Museum and art gallery opening examines culture, nature, and biotechnology.

The exhibit’s plant selection gives viewers a look into Pennsylvania’s natural world.

Exhibit explores Pennsylvania’s outdoors

The Hunt Institute’s plant and watercolor selection gives a visual tour of the outdoors.

A poetry reading at Voluto Coffee, hosted by Carnegie Mellon professor Terrance Hayes, allowed volunteers to take the stage and participate in the event.

First Fridays engage public in the fine arts

Unblurred: First Fridays on Penn gets community members to engaged in the arts.

PSO features world-renowned pianist

Pianist Emanuel Ax makes a strong impression despite his brief performance.

Yayoi Kusama’s “Infinity Dots Mirrored Room,” part of a permanent installation, is among the attractions on display at the Mattress Factory.

Ways to spend spring break in Pittsburgh

Pillbox editor Allison Cosby suggests ways to keep occupied in Pittsburgh during the break.

River City celebrates 1950s

The River City Brass Band enchants listeners with classic 1950s favorites.

Musician Julia Holter creates a lovely, upbeat atmosphere in her new album Ekstasis.

Julia Holter releases Ekstasis

Julia Holter’s new album offers a more peppy, accessible sound.

Author Chuck Palahniuk’s Damned focuses more on social commentary than on plot.

Damned lacks substance

Author Chuck Palahniuk disappoints with a cynical new book.

Paperhouse

Paperhouse talks about black metal, witch house, and goth.

Did You Know?

Did you know about the similiarities between caffeine and heroin addictions?

Advice for awkward people

Everything you need to know about free time and potentially sleazy TAs.

Calendar

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

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