Maddie Aiken

The iconic yellow of Pittsburgh’s Three Sister Bridges wasn’t the only pop of color visible during a gray, rainy afternoon Downtown on Saturday. Multicolored...

Threatening skies and humid air didn't put a damper on Pittsburgh's musical celebration of America's 250th birthday Saturday evening.

Pennsylvania Western University is moving forward with its plan to cut 43 academic majors and minors while adding dozens of new workforce-focused certificates...

C hatham University President Lisa Lambert was surprised in late May when a Forbes social media post listed her small Pittsburgh university as one of several schools around the country “in dire straits financially.”

Penn State Behrend Professor Christopher Shelton was surprised to learn that there weren't any publicly available digital scans of one of the most iconic pieces of Americana: the Liberty Bell.

Students at Pennsylvania's 10 state-owned universities will see another tuition hike next year — unless state legislators pull through with an additional $31 million that school leaders say is necessary to offset rising costs.

Students at Pennsylvania's 10 state-owned universities will see another tuition hike next year — unless state legislators pull through with an additional $31 million that school leaders say is necessary to offset rising costs.

Under a new program approved Thursday, students at Slippery Rock, PennWest and IUP who meet certain income qualifications soon won't have to worry about tuition bills.

The University of Pittsburgh will, for the sixth consecutive year, increase tuition prices for students, a move that officials say is in response to rising costs and stagnant state funding.

For eight consecutive years, the University of Pittsburgh and Penn State have seen their general support funds from the state remain stagnant at $151.5 million and $242.1 million, respectively.