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Philadelphia on Track for Most Violent Year

March 28, 2021 Nicolle Elise Majette

“2021 is on track to be the most violent year we’ve experienced in our lifetimes” said Mayor Jim Kenney at a city-wide briefing on gun violence, the first of many to come. View More »

Remembering Bryan Monroe, Longtime Journalist and Beloved Professor

February 18, 2021 Lianna Michelle Golden

Klein College is mourning the loss of one of its own. Professor Bryan Monroe died suddenly on January 13th of a heart attack. View More »

John Chaney passes away at age 89

January 29, 2021 Donovan F Hugel

Five Sweet 16s. Six Atlantic-10 Conference Championships. 1988 AP Coach of the Year. Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Famer. View More »

This is one of the sculptures at Dilworth Park

Winter Magic Returns to Dilworth Park

November 24, 2020 Hallie Jacobs

Dilworth Park brings winter fun right into the heart of Center City. Every year it transforms into a winter wonderland filled with ice skating, food, and shopping. View More »

Anderson and Gladfelter Construction in Final Phases

November 12, 2020 Chris Berger

The construction at Anderson and Gladfelter Halls is soon to be finished. Construction workers are putting the finishing touches on the renovations to the walkway and terrace between the two buildings. View More »

How Small Businesses are Adapting to the Virus

November 12, 2020 Jade Rainis

As a result of the coronavirus pandemic, many businesses across the country have closed their doors for good. View More »

City Asks for Patience On, After Election Day in Open Letter to Philadelphia

November 2, 2020 Jake Zebley

Election Day 2020 in Philadelphia is already one for the history books. The widespread use of mail-in and absentee ballots due to the COVID-19 pandemic has caused worry in some voters across the nation who want to make sure their votes are counted. View More »

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