Sophia Levin

As Pittsburgh’s sewage infrastructure ages, homeowners have been ordered to repair laterals they didn’t realize were theirs. A group of Regent Square homeowners believes the burden should be shared.

Author Archives: Sophia Levin

Pipes, maps, responsibilities: Pittsburgh orders property owners to pursue five-figure sewer fixes

As the region integrates midwifery into health care, midwives want to expand training, services

How Pittsburgh universities are quietly protecting abortion access

4 abortion advocates explain how the Dobbs ruling exacerbates health disparities

Telehealth abortions could ‘offload’ Western PA surge in demand — if they were widely offered

Supreme Court’s Dobbs decision nixing Roe spurs protests in Pittsburgh

This Pittsburgh psychiatrist risked his reputation to help hundreds receive safe abortions in the ’60s. Now, he doesn’t feel safe talking about it.

After realizing they were the only ones being asked, four Pittsburgh women published a book about how to say no.

Crossing the bridge from Pittsburgh to Ukraine