…(including both astronomy and human body-related productions) and technology (it was among the first planetariums to add interactive equipment,� as well as the first to blend video and computer graphics)….
…and present and envision their place in its future. By Julie Hannon Flanked by nine elementary school students, photographer Kenneth Neely takes a trip into Pittsburgh’s past. “Check out what…
…of Medicine, will be presented as an elective beginning this year. (Medical students are also required to complete a multi-year mentored scholarly project and may choose a topic related to…
…an essential element of her practice: Whenever she exhibits a photograph of a person, she gives that person a copy. So when her portraits are entered into the 2013 Carnegie…
…Side facility and in classrooms across the region. In fact, without this practice, young learners may grow to lack confidence in their abilities in math and science as early as…
…of anger and despair in many of the pieces, a change he’s seen in AIDS-related art that he attributes to a huge societal shift in the United States. A shift…
…media. Whether on your first or fifth visit, one of the best ways to explore Life on Mars is through a daily guided tour. Free with museum admission, the drop-in,…
…the real subject is sunlight. What immediately strikes the viewer is how different light appears in the various paintings, all of them completed within at least a few decades of…
…qualify. At least not yet.“There are more than 2,000 science- and technology-related job openings in our area at any given moment,” says Jennifer Stancil, executive director of the Girls, Math…
…began drawing at home in her mid-40s as a way to deal with pain and illness, employing I Ching and Qigong, a practice rooted in philosophy, martial arts, and medicine…