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Penn Is the Nation’s Sixth Best School for Tech Transfer, Report Finds
Last week, the Milken Institute, a California think tank, released a new report that ranks more than 200 universities across the country according to “technology […]
Early May Bridal Trunk Shows
The Wedding Pavilion at Van Cleve, Paoli Toni Federici Veils & Accessories Trunk Show You’ll receive ten percent savings if you order the featured designer’s […]
Lacroix Chef Jon Cichon Guests at James Beard House, Celebrates with Outdoor Pop-Up
Lacroix, the luxe restaurant inside the Rittenhouse Hotel headed by chef Jon Cichon, is celebrating more than just their new spring menu. Cichon and his team […]
Trampoline Fitness Classes Happening ALL Day at Be Well Philly Boot Camp
I’ve been keeping my lips sealed while we tried to figure out just how we were going to make rebounder classes — yes, as in […]
Say It Ain’t So: Herban Quality Eats Will Close Its Doors Forever Friday
Well, this is sad: University City’s Herban Quality Eats, a fast-casual eatery that focused on healthy homestyle food (think: quinoa mac and cheese) announced on […]
Bill O’Reilly’s Firing Wasn’t “Capitalism at Work”
Capitalism: An economic system characterized by private or corporate ownership of capital goods, by investments that are determined by private decision, and by prices, production, […]
Listen Up, Wine Lovers: These Local Winery Fitness Events Are Back!
Calling all fans of grown-up grape juice (that’s wine, duh): We have a series of fitness events that were created with you in mind! Crossing Vineyards […]
Last Chance! Help Us Find the Philadelphia Region’s Best Teacher
Know a great teacher? We want to hear about it. Philly Mag has launched our first-ever Best Teacher Award, dedicated to honoring an outstanding K-8 […]
Off the Cuff: May 2017
I’ve had it with millennials. We’ve all heard the stories about the absurd environment on our college campuses — the policing of offensive language and […]
Lt. Gov. Mike Stack Forced to Hitch Rides to Work
Late last week, Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Wolf pulled the state police detail assigned to Lt. Gov. Mike Stack and scaled back staffing at the Northeast […]
Music: 8 Shows to See in the Next 7 Days
Balkan Beat Box @ TLA | Wednesday, April 26 The Gypsy punk/funk/hip-hop/kitchen sink band from Israel/New York continued its search for the perfect world party […]
The NFL Draft Explained for the Sports-Indifferent Philadelphian
Just what is this NFL Draft thing that’s been blocking traffic around the Art Museum? Are they really going to be playing football in that […]
a.kitchen Debuts Eli Collins’s Super Seasonal, Super French-y New Menu
We announced last month that Eli Collins — formerly of Pub & Kitchen — would be making a move over to a.kitchen, the Best of […]
OPINION: Trump’s First 100 Days Weren’t a Damn Comedy
This Saturday, Donald Trump will be celebrating his 100th day as the 45th president of the United States. So far, there’s been no action on […]
Philly Soda Tax Brings in Highest Collection Yet in March
The Philly soda tax brought in $7 million dollars in March, its third month in action, the Department of Revenue announced on Tuesday. The amount […]