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Jay Wright sees only one potential obstacle keeping Villanova’s basketball team from maintaining the trademark culture that has produced two national titles in the past […]

Not long before the movie “The Philadelphia Story” fictionalized the life of Hope Montgomery Scott, a little piece of her Ardrossan Farm in Villanova got […]

Some people know they want the Main Line lifestyle. Others aren’t so sure. And still others know they want it but aren’t sure what form […]

Here’s a picture-postcard-perfect example of the iconic Main Line house type, the center-hall Colonial Revival mansion. This home in Villanova’s estate territory even has a […]

This is a developing story and may be updated at any time. Until Tuesday, Drexel Hill resident Timothy O’Connell was the well-regarded campus minister for […]

California-style cuisine is coming to Villanova. Main & Vine is set to open its doors this Wednesday, May 16th at 789 East Lancaster Avenue. Operating […]

The Villanova Wildcats celebrated their national championship win with a parade in Center City on Thursday. The event kicked off at 20th and Market Streets at […]

Let’s go to the movies! We’ll bring the popcorn, you furnish the theater. Furnish these five boffo home theaters to your guests and you’ll have […]

Do you still carry in your head visions of grandeur from that trip you took to Versailles? Do those images make you go all slackjawed […]

Those grand Main Line estates aren’t what they used to be. For starters, since no one except tourists and European monarchs rides around in carriages […]

Usually, when you hear the term “Cape Cod home,” the image that pops into your head is one of a charming little saltbox of a […]

You know how they love to horse around on the Main Line, right? Well, there were few people horsier than Hope Montgomery Scott, daughter of […]

“They don’t build ’em like they used to.” Where have we heard this phrase before? Probably as we were scoping some McMansion in the exurbs. […]

Update: Rollie Massimino, the fiery New Jersey-born basketball coach famous for guiding tiny Villanova University to its unlikely first National Championship title in 1985, died at […]

Villanova is getting a new California-focused bistro. Main & Vine will take over the space previously occupied by Avenue Kitchen (which still has a location […]