Six Philadelphia educators discuss American history and other hot-button issues schools and teachers face in 2022.

In Germany, kids learn about the darkest chapter in the country’s history at a young age.

Six educators and three writers reflect on the fierce debate over teaching American history in 2022.

Kalela Williams, the writer and educator behind Black History Maven, on why we “can’t afford to be shy in talking about the past.”

Many factors should go into choosing a school for your child. Here are the top performers in the city and suburbs when it comes to graduation rates, student performance, and other statistical measures.

The Philadelphia Police Department approved my application to carry a concealed firearm in less than a day. I had to provide references, but nobody contacted them. Easy peasy.

Sometimes you reap what you don’t sow. In gardening, as in life, that can be a very good thing.

The first Black leader of the Philadelphia Building Trades has set his sights on diversifying our unions, modernizing the way they wield power and tipping the scales in the city’s most consequential mayoral election in decades.

Photos from the much-talked-about affair.

In the pandemic era, we recognize that developing rankings of area high schools presents several challenges, with limited availability of data being the largest obstacle. […]

You’d think in the wake of a still-churning pandemic, sociopolitical uprisings, and city crises, we would finally be over this pompous all-white-attire affair.

The 20 people, places and, yes, Wawa menu items that made us utterly cringe

The comic actor talks suburban diners, pandemic loneliness, and driving really, really fast.

How the pandemic has skewed our sense of weeks and years and days.

The traumatizing clearing of the University City Townhome encampment in West Philly symbolizes the ongoing racial injustice of gentrification.