Philadelphia Magazine

Ninth-grade history teacher Emily Simpson on Zoom technical difficulties, online classes of 30-plus students, 12-hour work days, and the occasional feel-good moments amid all the chaos.

Elijah Milligan’s non-traditional pop-up dinner series will become two brick-and-mortar spaces by the end of 2021.

The local boutique fitness studio is transforming the 14,000-square-foot building into a group workout space for 24 attendees at a time.

Life on the suburban frontier, 21st-century style.

Experts weigh in on the likelihood that Pennsylvania lawmakers would make coronavirus-caused smoke-free policies permanent beyond the pandemic.

The New York-based dance cardio workout is switching to a certification model to be more nimble during the pandemic.

“For a lot of Black people, being in those spaces — while they are beautiful, it’s an emotionally charged experience.”

As for the rest of you, it seems to come down to which Facebook neighborhood group you belong to. (Yes, we polled the people.)

Researchers at Drexel University, who put the UnityPhilly app to the test in Kensington, now have plans to introduce the program citywide.

A modern sanctuary lives within this historic chapel across from McMichael Park.

White support for Black Lives Matter has been declining as we get closer to Election Day. Could a retreat to empathy — instead of the pursuit of more radical demands — be to blame?

When you can’t beat ’em, join ’em?

Apple picking is a must-do for your fall bucket list.

A pandemic is not an excuse to skip voting. These are the five options — including by mail and in person methods — that you have to get your ballot in.

Meet Vicky Borgia, one of our 2020 Health Hero semi-finalists.