Shreya Singh
Newsroom Production AssistantShreya is a rising junior at the University of Pittsburgh majoring in economics and sociology with a creative writing minor. She's had multiple articles published as a senior staff writer for Pitt's student-run news outlet, The Pitt News. In her free time, she enjoys reading and going on long walks.
Funding of the Internship Program is made possible with a grant from the American Eagle Outfitters Foundation.
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Pittsburgh Mayor Ed Gainey introduced the Months of Peace and Nonviolence initiative as part of his Pittsburgh Plan for Peace program, focusing on community engagement to promote conflict resolution and joy, following a reported reduction in homicides through law enforcement investment. -
A local arts nonprofit is restoring a rare silent film from the 1920s that documents a pipemaking company called “Spang’s First Century.” The film also showcases city life in Pittsburgh from a century ago. -
The Pittsburgh Steeltoes are an expansion team under the Premier Rugby Seven organization. The team is hosting its first home tournament this weekend, which will determine whether they’re guaranteed a spot in the championship game later this year. -
The Wheel Mobile is a mobile studio that brings art and ceramics directly to a neighborhood. -
In honor of being recognized as some of the best museums in the country by USA Today, the Andy Warhol Museum, Heinz History Center and Children’s Museum of Pittsburgh are providing visitors free admission during the month of August. -
Stop the Violence aims to foster education within the Pittsburgh community by hosting community-focused events. -
The night market will be open most Fridays, as well as the regular Saturdays, featuring hundreds of local businesses, including independent food vendors and artisan crafts. -
The house tour will feature beer tastings and food vendors as guests immerse themselves in the history of the neighborhood. -
Pittsburgh summers include fantastic concerts, live performances and other entertainment. Here’s a running list of various events taking place in the city for the next few months. -
The Three Rivers Arts festival has a new Downtown footprint, with its mage stage relocated to Fort Duquesne Boulevard at Stanwix.
