For fellow college students, I’m sure you’ve heard this advice: “You need to network. If the idea of cold-emailing industry professionals scares you, there are so many other ways to network during your day-to-day life.

Thanksgiving is right around the corner and, for some, so is the added stress of organizing dinner plans. Whether you’re unable to visit family, planning to take it easy or just looking for a new tradition, these three restaurants have got you covered: 

A poll found that 68% of Americans dislike a common Thanksgiving side, but stomach it anyway out of tradition. If you’re looking to enjoy the meal you truly want this year, here are some non-traditional ideas:

After losing an hour of daylight, here’s a festive way to make use of the darkness that now approaches early.

November is here, which means the hectic and often stressful holiday shopping season will soon be upon us. What should we expect this year?

Your college degree earned you a foundation of professional credentials, but it’s important to continue learning and keep your brain sharp.

With the COVID vaccine giving rise to in-person gatherings, people are challenged with re-learning the art of small talk.

It’s often said Pittsburgh is a drinking town with a football problem. It’s October, the month with more Pittsburgh sports milestones than any other, from championship wins to Pitt’s first football game.

October is Cybersecurity Awareness Month, although we’d contend it’s a topic to be aware of every month.

In the latest P100 Podcast, Jennifer Christman, president of wellness provider MyAdvisor, joins to discuss supporting veterans’ mental health today.

The Jewish Community Center (JCC) has been a pillar of Pittsburgh for over 120 years, providing social, recreational, educational and religious services to families throughout the city.

After spending the summer in Buffalo, I got back to Pittsburgh in August and was driving on Fifth Ave.