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Winter Magic Returns to Dilworth Park
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. However, Winter at View More »
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Anderson and Gladfelter Construction in Final Phases
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 View More »
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How Small Businesses are Adapting to the Virus
As a result of the coronavirus pandemic, many businesses across the country have closed their doors for good. Small businesses in particular struggle to bring in business and profitable revenue. View More »
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City Asks for Patience On, After Election Day in Open Letter to Philadelphia
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 View More »
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First Time Voters are Starting Early, Say There is a Lot at Stake in Election 2020
Election 2020 is just days away and millions of Americans have already casted their vote. This election holds much weight as it is in the heart of one of the View More »
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Students Deal With Dining Options
With the partial closing of campus came some changes to on-campus dining. The semester started off with dining halls only offering take-out boxes to students with meal plans because of View More »
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Boo At The Zoo is Back
The Philadelphia Zoo looks a little different this time of year as it hosts its annual Boo at the Zoo event. It’s fun and safe way for friends and families View More »
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The Reading Terminal Market Adapts to COVID-19
The historic Reading Terminal Market is operating, however, it is only seeing a fraction of the foot traffic and sales it saw pre-pandemic. Being one of the oldest and largest View More »
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Curfew in Place for Philadelphia as Governor Signs Proclamation of Disaster Emergency
Mayor Jim Kenney is enacting a city-wide curfew as Pennsylvania Governor Tom Wolf signs a proclamation of emergency disaster in response to the protesting, civil unrest and looting that has View More »
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Civil Unrest Occurs After Police Fatally Shoot Black Man in West Philly
Campus Safety issued a TU Alert for “Civil Unrest” after a few small groups of people attempted to break into stores near campus early Tuesday morning. Police arrested a male View More »