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The National Constitution Center on Sunday announced that the 2014 Liberty Medal will go to Malala Yousafzai, the Pakistani girl who rose to prominence as […]

Can’t make it to the shore this holiday weekend? Philadelphia’s got you covered. Here, we round up seven Memorial Day Weekend events to keep your mind off the […]

This week, the National Constitution Center opened the doors to Slavery at Jefferson’s Monticello, its six month-long exhibition about Thomas Jefferson. And to my surprise, […]

In conjunction with its “27 Amendments (in 27 days),” exhibit the National Constitution Center polled Philadelphians on-site and online about what they think the 28th […]

If you’re lucky enough to have the day off you may want to take the opportunity to check out some of our local museums that […]

You’ve spent most of your career as a law professor and the legal affairs editor at the New Republic. Why move to Philly to take […]

You already knew that Hillary Clinton received the Liberty Medal Tuesday night at the National Constitution Center. There was a fair amount of national media […]

Nah, Hillary Clinton isn’t running for president. Sure, just about everybody who gathered Tuesday night at the National Constitution Center to see Clinton receive the […]

Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton is heading to Philly tomorrow, the eve of the anniversary of the attacks on the U.S. Consulate in Benghazi. […]

So this is why Ashton Kutcher is speaking at Penn. All of the country’s “great minds” that weren’t on a hit TV show, like Supreme […]

It’s been quite a week for Clintons-at-National Constitution Center news. Following Bill’s appearance earlier there earlier this week, it was announced today that Hillary Clinton will […]

Tomorrow, Bill Clinton is dropping by the National Constitution Center tomorrow, thirteen years after leading its groundbreaking ceremony. The festivities won’t be so festive this […]

[Update 11:31 a.m.] Turns out this is a better story than I thought. The Wall Street Journal reports: For years, historians have disagreed whether the […]

To kick off its Prohibition-themed art and ephemera exhibition, Art in the Age of Mechanical Reproduction is partnering with the National Constitution Center to host […]

In 1976, the Queen of England brought over a replica of our old pal Liberty Bell, to commemorate the Bicentennial. How sweet and thoughtful–our new […]