The problems continue for the Philadelphia School District. Already looking at a doomsday scenario, the district is now missing $196,000 in property across 11 schools—about […]

A law restructuring New Jersey’s public higher education took effect yesterday, reorganizing the structure of the state’s public universities and officially establishing Rowan University’s school […]

What does it mean to be happy? What does it take? Measuring an abstraction like happiness is difficult, and might make it impossible to determine […]

Former Congressman William H. Gray III, 71, passed away Monday in London, according to his Washington, DC office. A widely influential figure in local and […]

The Civil War’s pivotal battle took place 150 years ago this week. We all know the war was not about freeing the slaves, but had […]

Using music to eschew those summer blues.

More rain, guys! As if the past week hasn’t shown us enough of the wet stuff, Mother Nature apparently really has it in for Philly […]

Man, the life of the modern leaker is hard. After escaping the US for Hong Kong, and then Hong Kong for Russia in hopes of […]

Chalk this one up as one of the most profitable smash-and-grabs in history. Around 8:45 p.m. last night, Atlantic City police got wind via the […]

On Monday night, the Borgata celebrated 10 years in business with an epic concert event. Comedian Aziz Ansari opened with a 40-minute set tackling subjects […]

First the murder rate drop, then the Travel+Leisure snob thing, and now this. Apparently, Philly is losing that chip on its shoulder, and fast. This […]

Former Phillie Darron Daulton is awake and talking following a seven-hour procedure on Monday to remove two glioma brain tumors discovered last week. Initial reports […]

As the Inquirer’s Karen Heller reported over the weekend, for a month this summer between the behemoth Welcome America and Made In America festivals, the […]

Where were you when the Supreme Court struck down DOMA? Last week’s ruling against 1996’s heinous Defense of Marriage Act was so historic for gays […]

Education activists have ended their days-long fast in protest of the ongoing school district layoffs in the city. The fast ended due in part to […]