Classes could be very different this September.

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And even then they weren’t done with me.

Here’s what you need to know.

The influential (and controversial) health expert has a few things to say about pandemics, politics, and how coronavirus might change us — for better and worse.

Technology is a quarantine lifeline, but it’s the stupidest part of it that I’m most thankful for.

What did Delaware? She wore a bright new honor.

“They want to know if you have a certain brand of coconut milk. Not just coconut milk. But a brand.”

But where are you, Joel Embiid?

A jogger, an attorney and their clash outside of Center City’s Apple Store.

I have seen the enemy, and it is Frozen 2.

Keep your toxic positivity out of my face. We’re all getting through this the best we can, and for me, that means Netflix and taking my foot off the gas.

Plus, things not to do during the coronavirus: Spit on a federal judge.

The crisis is bringing issues of equity into sharper focus, testing students’ resilience, creating uncertainty for the fall, and possibly spelling the end of snow days.

Plus, meet the Philly judge who is fighting every single coronavirus-based inmate request for release.