East End (South)

East End (South)
The southern half of Pittsburgh's East End is all colleges. The people here are more on guard than other Districts, so it makes for an excellent place to haven but not a particularly great place to feed. More Notably is that is that it contains the one openly Camerilla section of the city, even if does belong to the sympathetic House Carna of the Tremere, with the anarchs tend to stay away from their particular domain, unless they have business.

Neighborhoods
Oakland the East End (South) is Pittsburgh's university district, home to Pittsburgh University, Dusquesne University, and Carnegie Mellon University. It's squarely Tremere turf.

Shadyside  is Pittsburgh's most gentrified neighborhood.It's clean, it's pretty, and it's safe, so it's not a great place to feed, but it's a great place to open a wine bar, a bistro, or whatever the hell a Gastropub is. This area has been taken up by a lot of the Caitiffs to haven in.

Squirell Hill  pretty much just two parks, and a place for wayward and sick kids, Rumor has it the Circulatory System runs this area.

Notable Places
Oakland
 * Carnegie Mellon University - One part socially-awkward foreigners, one part sexually-liberated art kids. Shake well and pour over ice, and too much funding. Technically the headquarters of the Chantry although most experiments and 'research takes places inside the Cathedral of learning"
 * Carnegie Museum of Art and the Carnegie Museum of Natural History - They're museums.
 * Hemingway's Cafe - Hemingway's is the go to Student bar for those unwilling to head to the party scenes elsewhere.

Shadyside 
 * University of Pittsburgh* - It's a state school known being not as good Carnergie Mellon, it's other claim to fame is the Cathedral of Learning a Part of University of Pitt’s Landscape stainding at 42-stories in a Late Gothic Revival Cathedral is the tallest educational building in the West, and the house many Tremere experiments.
 * Ellsworth Avenue - If you like to eat bacon or the LGBTQ scene, then have I got a neighborhood for you!
 * South Highland Avenue - Overpriced furniture by day, questionable sports bars by night.

Squirrel Hill
 * Walnut Street - It's kind of like if a bunch of tiny art galleries opened next to a bunch of Banana Republics.
 * Children’s Institute of Pittsburgh - a nonprofit organization dedicated to children with special needs and their families
 * Shenley Park - A big ass park that contains the Phipps Conservatory
 * Frick Park - A big ass park that does not contain the Phipps Conservatory