Andy Warhol was born on August 6, 1928. Warhol’s art was all of simple, complex, and unparalleled. Being Pitt’s first lifestyle and pop-culture magazine club, we hope to invoke similar characteristics by producing a magazine that holds writing that is both simple in structure, but complex and deep in meaning.

There are 36 (accessible) floors in the Cathedral of Learning, the building where most of us have taken many an inspirational writing or literature classes that have led us to where we are today!

71 buses are one of the bus lines that get us out of campus and allow us to venture out into the city. They help us meet with friends and make the memories we need to inspire us to write. Stay on our journey as a club as we share those experiences with you.

These are first three numbers of any Pittsburgh Area zip code. Is it okay if this one has no meaning? Well… I guess it helps us fill out the delivery form to get Postmates. We write about campus cooking, too (promise)!

231 are the number of years since founding of University of Pittsburgh, but it also marks the first year that our club joined campus. This 231st year, we hope to bring to campus a magazine that makes sparks across students on campus. We can’t wait to share our work with you at the end of the year!

I-376 brings us in and takes us out of Pittsburgh- in between these- for some of us, lengthy- journeys include all of the experiences that make us us. Highways take us home for the holidays and the summers and break up the monotony of campus living- they help remind us of who we are and thus help us write.

446 is the number of bridges in Pittsburgh. Bridges connect, and so does writing. Our hopes for our magazine is that it will bring light to students across campus the similarities in both interests and struggles that we share- and by doing that, connect us on a deeper level.

895 is the number of episodes aired of Mr. Rogers Neighborhood. One of Fred Rogers quotes is, “Knowing that we can be loved exactly as we are gives us all the best opportunity for growing into the healthiest of people.” This is important to our magazine because our goal is to create content and writing that stays true to ourselves- as cliché as it sounds. Authenticity and transparency are keys to writing both meaningful and humorous pieces.