Philadelphia Magazine

The library is instantly the most beautiful building on Temple’s campus. One trade-off: Most of the traditionally open book stacks are now a robot-only domain.

Community College of Philadelphia is doing more virtue signaling than effecting actual change for LGBTQ students and staff with its adoption of a genderless symbol.

Indoor plants can reduce our stress levels — but only if you keep them alive.

Philly expert Dr. Alberto Esquenazi, who switches between a prosthetic arm and hook, says the bionics boom is not only good but also necessary.

The popular biking and camping adventure will travel to the New Hope area for the first time.

Three Pistola’s veterans, including co-ower Casey Parker, will take over the former Appalachian Brewing Co. space.

Some 30,000 people came out to watch the Owls beat a nationally ranked Big 10 team over the weekend. If ever there was a time to move forward with an on-campus stadium, this is it.

West Philly-based therapist Sonalee Rashatwar is changing minds and healing trauma.

And get a host of perks.

LumiNature, a new interactive holiday lights display, will debut at the zoo on November 20th.

The Thomas Jefferson University leader has dedicated her career to healthcare parity.

Your standard modern Philly rowhouse rehab, kicked up several notches by a fashion-savvy builder.

The quirky Material Culture celebration was designed to feel like a party at the couple’s home: "lots of good food and booze, laid-back, and fun."

Left untouched by reform is the nonsensical requirement that absentee ballots must be received a full four days before Election Day.

Joe Biden, Bernie Sanders, and more are in town. Here’s why.