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The Pro Football Hall of Fame may be in Canton, Ohio, but the sport’s first professional contest was played in Pittsburgh. On Nov. 12, 1892, the Allegheny Athletic Association defeated the Pittsburgh Athletic Club with the help of William (Pudge) Heffelfinger, who was openly paid $500 to play the game—t...
Who: Steve Belle
What He supports: STEM education
Why it matters:“Science and mathematics improve the lives of everyone, not just the practitioner.”
Steve Belle has spent his half-century career applying biostatistics—analyzing, repo...
As a child, JaNay Brown-Wood disliked reading. Looking back, she says, the problem was the books on her shelves didn’t have many Black female characters who reminded her of herself. But she always loved telling stories, and, years later, while earning multiple degrees in psychology, she began crafting books with an aim of reaching those kids who, like her, were underrepresent...
Every year at this time, parents and guardians across the region think about sending their children to summer camps. At Carnegie Museums of Art and Natural History, Kamin Science Center, and Powdermill Nature Reserve, we look forward to the weeks when campers return to spend their days exploring our spaces, creating and questioning, and making lifelon...
The curatorial department at Carnegie Museum of Art has a new leader at the helm. John Tain joined the museum in December 2025 as its director of curatorial affairs, bringing nearly two decades of curatorial experience. Tain spent 10 years as an associate/assistant curator at the Getty Research Institute in Los Angeles until 2017, whe...