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Drexel University’s Center for Hospitality and Sports Management is hosting a Pennsylvania Dutch Cuisine Dinner on Wednesday, May 14th at 6 p.m. The dinner highlights local […]
It seems like every time we turn around, someone is printing something new with a 3D printer. People are 3D printing guns. People are 3D […]
This past February the Sheller Family Foundation donated $2.5 million to Drexel University’s 11th Street Family Health Services Center to help fund a $9 million […]
Despite a plethora of studies showing that gay moms and dads are just as effective at parenting as their heterosexual counterparts, courts are not considering […]
With talk rising of college athletes unionizing and seeking pay for their services, the Washington Post reports on a Drexel University study on what college […]
The New York Times reports today that Drexel University plans an ambitious redevelopment plan for properties it owns and adjoins near 30th Street Station, ” a […]
John Yoo, the Bush Administration lawyer who wrote many of the so-called “Torture Memos” that opened the door to post-9/11 waterboarding of terror suspects, will […]
There is now more information on the sudden death of a Drexel student from meningitis earlier this month. Today, Princeton announced the death of Stephanie […]
David Fierabend of Groundswell Design Group has become one of our favorite people. He and his company were behind the Pennsylvania Horticultural Society’s Pop-Up Garden from […]
For an ex-lawyer, Mike Traud makes a pretty good cook. Good enough to open Osteria for Marc Vetri and work the line at Zeppoli with […]
What would the residents of Powelton Village like to see Drexel University do with the University City High School site? Top of the list: create […]
Meningitis is suspected in yesterday’s sudden death of Drexel sophomore Stephanie Ross, NBC 10 reports. She was found unresponsive by her sisters in the Phi […]
It’s 2 a.m., you just got home from the bar, and you really want to smoke some pot. You’ve got the drugs but nothing to […]
Ex-City Paper editor in chief Theresa Everline has a piece in the new issue of The Magazine (which, if you hadn’t been able to guess, […]
Every Friday we round up five of the best ways to spend your weekend in Philly. Have an event you’d like listed? Send details to […]