Pitz, Marylynne.
"Can Carnegie Museums attract a dynamic leader who also knows how to raise money?"
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette 2018 April 8.
Mr. Hunt, however, emphasizes recent successes.
“We did raise the $43 million for the science center,” Mr. Hunt said, which covers enhanced STEM programming, the Science Pavilion, which opens June 16, and conversion of its Omnimax theater into the improved Rangos Giant Cinema. He added that $2 million of that money will create an endowment for the new science center wing.
Davis, Alice.
"Opening Doors." - "Museums".
Attractions Management 2018 Issue 1.
Regards expansion of The Carnegie Science Center.
Lynn, Hannah.
"Pittsburgh Carnegie Science Center opens renovated Rangos Giant Cinema."Blog: "Blogh".
Pittsburgh City Paper 2017 Nov. 20.
Klimovich Harrop, Joanne.
"Bigger and better: Rangos Giant Cinema opens at Carnegie Science Center."
TribLive.com: Tribune-Review, Pittsburgh 2017 Nov. 17.
McMarlin, Shirley.
"Rangos Omnimax Theater is taking final bow with 31-hour movie marathon."
TribLive.com: Tribune-Review, Pittsburgh 2017 July 3.
Baron, Jennifer.
"Rangos Omnimax Theater says farewell with a 31-hour movie marathon."
NextPittsburgh.com 2017 July 3.
Wylie, Melissa.
"Giving: Kellogg Foundation launches $24M anti-racism initiative." Column: Bizwomen.
BizJournals.com 2017 June 30.
"Carnegie Science Center gets $7.5M donation for new wing."
ABC News / Associated Press 2017 June 28.
"Carnegie Science Center gets $7.5M donation for new wing."
The Oklahoman, Oklahoma City / Associated Press 2017 June 28.
Gardner, Bill.
"Carnegie Science Center Receives $7.5M, Largest Gift In Its History, For New Pavilion"
WESA-FM 90.5, Pittsburgh 2017 June 28.
"PPG Science Pavilion to be added to Carnegie Science Center by June 2018."
WTAE-TV 4, Pittsburgh 2017 June 28.
Gough, Paul J.
"PPG gives $7.5M to Carnegie Science Center."
Pittsburgh Business Times 2017 June 28.
Lindstrom, Natasha.
"Carnegie Science Center just got its biggest gift ever."
TribLive.com: Tribune-Review, Pittsburgh 2017 June 28.
"Carnegie Science Center Omnimax to go out with movie marathon."
TribLive.com: Tribune-Review, Pittsburgh 2017 May 19.
Carnegie Science Center theater to be upgraded.
Collier, Sean.
"Rangos Omnimax Theater to Close." Blog: The 412.
Pittsburgh Magazine 2017 May 17.
Carnegie Science Center theater to be upgraded.
Gormly, Kellie B.
"Carnegie Science Center expansion underway."
TribLive.com: Tribune-Review, Pittsburgh 2017 March 13.
Highfield, David.
"Big Changes Underway At Science Center, Including New Robot That Can Shoot Hoops."
KDKA-TV 2 Pittsburgh 2017 March 1.
Skirtich, Ed.
"Northside attractions help Pittsburgh gain worldwide recognition."
The Northside Chronicle 2017 Feb. 22.
Carnegie Science Center
Schooley, Tim.
"Planning Commission approves $51.5 million casino hotel."
Pittsburgh Business Times 2017 Feb. 7.
Morrow, Christian.
"Rivers Casino proposes $51M hotel."
Pittsburgh Courier 2017 Feb. 3.
"Rivers Casino Outlines Plans For $51.5 Million Hotel."
KDKA-TV 2, Pittsburgh 2017 Jan. 25.
Belko, Mark.
"Rivers Casino aims for 4-diamond rating for new hotel, bringing jobs along with it."
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette 2017 Jan. 25.
Bauder, Bob.
"Rivers Casino wants to build $51.5M 'four diamond' luxury hotel in Pittsburgh."
TribLive.com: Tribune-Review, Pittsburgh 2017 Jan. 24.
Biller, Rob.
"Go west, not east, with the Rivers Casino hotel." Letter-to-the-Editor.
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette 2017 Jan. 24.
Belko, Mark.
"Rivers Casino plans to build $35 million hotel."
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette 2017 Jan. 20.
Walsh, Glenn A.
"Science Center Addition Omits Historic Telescope."
Public Statement Before Allegheny County Council.
Friends of the Zeiss 2016 Nov. 22.
Berger, Larry.
Radio Interview Regarding 75th Anniversary of Buhl Planetarium Observatory. Audio: Radio Interview.
Saturday Light Brigade Radio Program: NeighborhoodVoices.org 2016 November 19.
Larry Berger, host of the Saturday Light Brigade children's / family radio program, interviewed Glenn A. Walsh on the
75th anniversary of the Astronomical Observatory of Pittsburgh's original Buhl Planetarium and Institute of
Popular Science, which was dedicated on 1941 November 19.
Walsh, Glenn A.
"75th Anniversary: America's 5th Public Observatory." Blog-Post.
SpaceWatchtower 2016 Nov. 19.
75th anniversary of The People's Observatory of Pittsburgh's original Buhl Planetarium and
Institute of Popular Science, including the rather unique 10-inch Siderostat-Type Refractor Telescope.
Walsh, Glenn A.
"Science Center Addition Omits Historic Telescope."
Public Statement Before Pittsburgh City Council.
Friends of the Zeiss 2016 Nov. 14.
Walsh, Glenn A.
"Science Center Addition Omits Historic Telescope."
Public Statement Before Special Board Meeting of the Allegheny Regional Asset District Board of Directors.
Friends of the Zeiss 2016 Nov. 9.
Horn, Alyse.
"Science Center holds celebration for new expansion."
The Northside Chronicle, Pittsburgh 2016 Nov. 3.
Grough, Paul J., and Patty Tascarella.
"Five things to know today, and what might be coming to former Macy's downtown." Column.
Pittsburgh Business Times 2016 Oct. 26.
Carnegie Science Center breaks ground on expansion
The Carnegie Science Center officially started the construction of its Science Pavilion with a ceremony Tuesday that included Mayor Bill Peduto, Allegheny County Executive Rich Fitzgerald and others who watched a planned liquid-nitrogen explosion for the groundbreaking.
Crawley, Dave.
"Science Center Holds “Ground-Booming” For New Expansion Project." Text and Video Report.
KDKA-TV 2 Pittsburgh 2016 Oct. 25.
Henry, Maya.
"Carnegie Science Center expansion adds a new riverfront experience, event space and classrooms."
NextPittsburgh.com 2016 Oct. 11.
Behrman, Elizabeth.
"From casino to science center, North Shore abuzz with more projects."
Tribune-Review, Pittsburgh 2016 Oct. 11.
Walsh, Glenn A.
"Proposed Carnegie Science Center Addition Omits Historic Telescope." Blog-Post.
SpaceWatchtower 2016 Oct. 6.
Behrman, Elizabeth.
"Buhl Planetarium telescope excluded from science center's expansion plans."
Tribune-Review, Pittsburgh 2016 Oct. 6.
Nelson Jones, Diana.
"Planning Commission OKs plan to expand Carnegie Science Center."
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette 2016 October 5.
The end of the article discusses Mr. Walsh's public statement before the City Planning Commission.
Schooley, Tim.
"Science Center expansion, 3 Crossings final building approved."
Pittsburgh Business Times 2016 Oct. 4.
"Minutes of the Meeting of October 4, 2016 Beginning at 2:00 p.m." Meeting Minutes.
City Planning Commission, City of Pittsburgh 2016 Oct. 4.
Brief summary of comments by Friends of the Zeiss Project Director Glenn A. Walsh (Page 6) and The Carnegie Science Center Co-Director Ron Baillie (Page 7) regarding failure of Carnegie Science Center expansion plan to include installation of historic 10-inch Siderostat-Type Refractor Telescope from original Buhl Planetarium, as promised to City of Pittsburgh in Memorandum of Understanding.
Walsh, Glenn A.
Science Center Master Plan: Siderostat Observatory Missing."
Public Statement Before the Pittsburgh City Planning Commission.
Friends of the Zeiss 2016 Oct. 4.
Meeting Agenda, Pittsburgh City Planning Commission
City of Pittsburgh 2016 Oct. 4.
Hearing and Action - Item "3": Proposed addition to The Carnegie Science Center.
"PROPOSED SCIENCE CENTER ADDITION OMITS HISTORIC TELESCOPE."
News Release Regarding Public Statement of Glenn A. Walsh Before the Pittsburgh City Planning Commission.
Friends of the Zeiss 2016 Oct. 4.
Metzger, Ann M. and Ronald J. Baillie.
"Advancing STEM excellence." Letter-to-the-Editor.
Tribune-Review, Pittsburgh 2016 Oct. 2.
"Tuesday takes." Column: Tuesday takes
Tribune-Review, Pittsburgh 2016 Sept. 27.
Metzger, Ann M. and Ronald J. Baillie.
"STEM improves education for all." Letter-to-the-Editor.
Tribune-Review, Pittsburgh 2016 Sept. 21.
Belko, Mark.
"Carnegie Science Center expansion plans detailed."
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette 2016 Sept. 21.
"Morning update: Pregnancy meds, big science and nowhere to run." Column: Morning update.
Tribune-Review, Pittsburgh 2016 Sept. 20.
Meeting Agenda, Pittsburgh City Planning Commission
City of Pittsburgh 2016 Sept. 20.
Briefing session - Item "c" of briefing: Proposed addition to The Carnegie Science Center.
Schooley, Tim.
"Carnegie Science Center plans to start new pavilion next month."
Pittsburgh Business Times 2016 Sept. 16.
Alvino, Virginia.
"Army Corps Recommends Restoring Ecosystem On Pittsburgh's North Shore."
WESA-FM 90.5 Pittsburgh 2016 June 3.
Gough, Paul J.
"Hearing planned June 9 on North Shore riverfront development."
Pittsburgh Business Times 2016 June 3.
Hopey, Don.
"Report recommends restoration of riverbank near Carnegie Science Center."
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette 2016 June 2.
"Carnegie Museums of Pittsburgh seeks funding for expansion."
WPXI-TV 11 Pittsburgh 2016 April 20.
Hartmans, Avery.
"Carnegie Science Center launches $34.5M campaign to expand programming, build pavilion."
Pittsburgh Business Times 2016 April 20.
Lindstrom, Natasha.
"Carnegie Science Center expanding exhibit capacity."
Tribune-Review, Pittsburgh 2016 April 20.
Daly, Jill.
"Carnegie Science Center raising funds for major expansion."
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette 2016 April 20.
Walsh, Glenn A.
"Museum & Library Workers Seek Better Treatment." Blog Post.
SpaceWatchtower 2014 Feb. 27.
Pitz, Marylynne.
"Carnegie Science Center expansion plan stumbles out of the gate."
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette 2014 Feb. 18.
Walsh, Glenn A.
"Science Center Master Plan: Siderostat Observatory Missing."
Public Statement Before the Pittsburgh City Planning Commission.
Friends of the Zeiss 2008 Sept. 23.
Also see:
PAT Purchases and Will Demolish Science Center Warehouse, Where Historic Buhl Planetarium Artifacts are Stored, including Siderostat Telescope.
Belko, Mark.
"Science Center unveils expansion plan."
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette 2008 Sept. 10.
"Carnegie Science Center unveils expansion plans."
Pittsburgh Tribune-Review On-Line/AP 2008 Sept. 11.
Belko, Mark.
"Science Center unveils expansion plans."
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette On-Line 2008 Sept. 9.
* 2007 April 8 - Pittsburgh Post-Gazette:
Science Center reinventing itself
By Ed Blazina
From the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, Pittsburgh - 2004 April 2:
Carnegie's Brown out after 11 years
Library, museums' president says decision was his own
By Marylynne Pitz and Patricia Lowry
From the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review, Pittsburgh - 2003 November 19:
Fired architect might keep $1 million
By Bill Zlatos
From the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, Pittsburgh - 2003 May 14:
Science center drops French architect as price outraces budget
Nouvel's design for expansion too costly
By Patricia Lowry, Post-Gazette Architecture Critic
From the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review, Pittsburgh - 2003 May 14:
Museums break pact for science center work
By Mike Wereschagin