The University of Pittsburgh has unveiled its impressive new Recreation and Wellness Center, offering a holistic approach to student well-being in a sprawling nine-story, 270,000-square-foot space.

 

Situated at 3921 O’Hara Street in Oakland, the center boasts a six-lane lap pool, hot tub, multi-sport courts for basketball, volleyball, and pickleball, an elevated indoor track, and a cutting-edge esports lounge outfitted with 40 high-performance PCs and gaming consoles.

 

Vice Provost for Student Affairs Carla Panzella highlighted the center as a hub for building community and connection among students.

 

The facility welcomes guests from 12 p.m. to 8 p.m. on weekdays, and 12 p.m. to 6 p.m. on weekends.

 

Soon, students can also enjoy a smoothie and juice bar, a poke bar, and an eatery spotlighting local chefs—showcasing Pitt’s ongoing focus on student wellness and vibrant campus life.

As the holiday season nears, Pittsburgh’s culinary scene shines with beloved local spots offering warmth, tradition, and creativity.

 

Remo’s Catering, a fifth-generation family business, has long been trusted for its rich blend of classic and modern cuisine, earning praise for impeccable quality and seamless service at every event.

 

Cooked Goose Catering delights with scratch-made favorites, upfront pricing, and over 35 years of trusted service in the region, making them a top pick for celebrations large and small.

 

Pickles & Pancetta brings Italian-inspired charm to gatherings, with stunning charcuterie boards and a “food family” spirit led by owner Nicole’s dedication to organic, seasonal ingredients.

 

Kyle’s Cakes N’at wins hearts with artisan cheesecakes crafted from a cherished family recipe, now available at their new Millvale shop.

 

Kimberley Ashlee Catering is celebrated for bespoke menus and heartfelt service, creating meaningful moments across Pittsburgh.

 

This season, Pittsburgh’s culinary community promises both memorable feasts and cherished traditions.

Rebecca Troup, an experienced instructor and consultant, has spent over 26 years helping people in business, healthcare, and metaphysical communities discover new perspectives and lead more fulfilling lives.

 

Recognized for her engaging teaching style, Rebecca’s work inspires individuals to shift the way they view daily experiences.

 

She has collaborated with diverse talent worldwide and is frequently invited to speak at educational and public venues as well as on radio.

 

On the Mystical Truths Podcast, Rebecca recently examined how every thought shapes reality, emphasizing that even fleeting ideas can impact our world.

 

Drawing on insights from Abraham-Hicks and Neville Goddard, she explains that as little as 68 seconds of concentrated thought can begin to alter what we experience physically.

 

Rebecca encourages a three-day positive thinking challenge and offers further guidance through her website, empowering people to reshape their lives from the inside out.

The Peach Truck is set to roll through communities once again, delivering fresh, high-quality Georgia peaches that are celebrated for their remarkable flavor. This season, customers can choose between 12-pound and 25-pound boxes, making it easier to find the perfect amount for any household. Pre-orders kicked off on April 8, 2025, and early buyers enjoyed special discounted pricing during the first three days. With improved value across all box sizes, it’s an ideal year to savor these popular summer fruits. Those unable to reach a local pickup site can opt for mail delivery, ensuring that everyone has a chance to enjoy the iconic taste of Georgia peaches. Since walk-up supplies tend to run out fast, pre-ordering is highly suggested to secure a box. Whether you’re a returning customer or eager to try for the first time, The Peach Truck’s peaches offer a sweet highlight for summer gatherings and family tables.