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Stainless steel appliances and gray or black granite countertops are the center-hall Colonials of kitchen design: There’s just no escaping them, it seems, and once […]

Changing your body takes hard work, persistence, and dedication. Here’s one local’s story. Want to share your Transformation Story? Email ccunningham@phillymag.com Who: Gabby Patterson (@gabbygetsfit), 28, a charter […]

If ever you doubted that houses are also living things, this Colonial farmhouse in Glenside should remove all doubt. This is no “revival.” It didn’t […]

Before the University of Pennsylvania turned Horace Trumbauer’s 1907 mansion for cigar baron Otto Eisenlohr back into a mansion in 1980, its presidents lived wherever they […]

This post was originally published in April of 2015. Now that your training is pretty much done, it’s time to focus on race day, because a […]

While the Life Time Athletic facility in Ardmore may be the region’s fourth from the chain of luxury big-box gyms, the addition of a co-working […]

For Amanda Agosto and Luis Grullon, an adventure-loving pair hailing from Maple Shade, New Jersey, hosting a travel-themed celebration of their love seemed like a […]

Healthy eating, at its core, is pretty simple. We’re supposed to eat a wide variety of plants — fruits and vegetables — lean proteins, and complex carbs. […]

The Union and the Confederacy had buried the hatchet just two years before this classic Colonial farmhouse was built in what had yet to become […]

The Migration Policy Institute estimates that 27 percent of the approximately 850,000 practicing physicians and surgeons in the United States are foreign-born. I am part […]

This is an extraordinary time for female athletes, especially in the United States. Serena Williams — arguably the greatest American athlete of all time — […]

I traveled to Philadelphia in 2002 for a United Network for Organ Sharing (UNOS) consensus conference to discuss the state of the national kidney allocation […]

I told my patient today that I think she’s going to die. Not because she has any one terminal illness, but because she’s the prototype […]

I was a brand-new doctor, in my first week of residency after med school, working overnight in the ICU. I called home to check on […]

A Good Death What our patients really need is honesty. By Mary Kraemer, Temple University Hospital Read more » On Mistakes Everybody makes them. For us, […]