Hannah Chinn

When the Philadelphia School District sold off Germantown High School in 2013, residents had only questions. Six years of neglect and thousands in paid taxes, there still are no answers. Instead, the school is up for sale ... again.

In 1992, Danny & the Juniors were honored by the Philadelphia Music Alliance and inducted in the Walk of Fame.

LaTreice Branson and her drummers have played through community doubt, serious injuries, and chronic pain.

When the internet arrived on the scene, many predicted the end of the zine. They were wrong.

“At the Hop,” released in 1957, was broadcast live from "American Bandstand" and sold 7,000 copies in Philadelphia in one week. It rose to the top of the charts and became one of the top-selling singles of 1958.

At Bryn Mawr College, it's $2.5k a year. At Swarthmore College, nearly $8k. And at Haverford College, students are paid $0 for the residential support they provide. What's up with that?

They watch their team on a screen. They build communities via Discord, Twitch, and Twitter. And they're just as fiercely Philly as their counterparts in reality sports. Meet the fans of Fusion, Philadelphia's first professional e-sports team.

Philadelphia's iconic boathouses have been standing for more than a 150 years, and at that age, a leaky pipe or a loose wire left unfixed can spell doom. They might be long gone, in fact, if not for the Row's "watchers on the wall" — resident managers.

A Penn State survey of the region's Buddhist spaces show the ways they support some of the city’s newest East and Southeast Asian residents.