HaverfordHaverford College and Jewish group settle lawsuit over antisemitism allegationsHaverford President Wendy Raymond said in a statement that some members of the Jewish community who support Israel have been "deeply hurt" and "that constitutes a failure on our part."Susan Snyder Dick Langman, retired award-winning editor at The Inquirer, has died at 99Gary Miles 333 Belrose is back with a new look and the same popular nachosMichael Klein Garrett Brown, who made Rocky’s run up the Philadelphia Museum of Art steps possible, is the subject of a new documentaryMorgan Ritter South Philly’s former ‘micro-bookstore’ has a new and expanded storefront on Passyunk AvenueMike Newall AdvertisementAccess to therapy is about to get easier for Pennsylvania residents who travel out of statePennsylvania is poised to become the 40th state to join the Interstate Counseling Compact, which enables counselors to practice across state lines.Wendy Ruderman Danny’s Guitar Shop, a destination for Main Line musicians, has closed after 17 yearsOwner Dan Gold was drawn to Narberth’s “very distinct, charming personality” when he opened up his guitar store and lesson center almost two decades ago. Denali Sagner Haverford parents are worried about chatbots in classrooms after a vote to buy AI toolsThe school board voted to approve contracts with School AI and Brisk, two tools for students and teachers. Parental pushback to the vote comes amid a growing movement against technology in classrooms.Maddie Hanna How Haverford High’s national teacher of the year is coaching aspiring teachers, on topics from racism to connecting with studentsLeon Smith is spending the year traveling the country to advocate for the teaching profession after being honored as national teacher of the year.Maddie Hanna A group of Haverford alumni is pushing the college to remove Howard Lutnick’s name from libraryHaverford said in a statement that many community members also have expressed to the college that they oppose the creation of a review committee. "The matter is not closed," the school said. Susan Snyder A 50-year-old partnership allows Haverford and Bryn Mawr students to take classes or even pick a major on the other campusStudents can take classes at each other’s campuses, participate in each other’s clubs and programs and eat in each other’s dining halls for no additional charge.Susan Snyder An 84-year-old Haddonfield High home economics teacher is retiring. No one will take her place.Haddonfield Memorial High School will end its culinary program when longtime teacher Arleen Iavicoli retires in June. Melanie Burney OpinionThe Bicentennial Class of 1976 turns 50 in the year of America 250. A look back at the future.The Class of ’76 has found itself straddling a unique period in history, between the signposts of the Bicentennial at one end of our lives and this year’s Semiquincentennial at the other.Jennifer Finney Boylan, For The Inquirer New York Bagels’ owner vows to reopen after two explosions, but questions remainOwner Rayyan Kayyali faces another road back after a second explosion, on the day of his shop’s return from a first blast. Investigators are looking at the gas oven. Michael Klein and Beatrice Forman Rep. Greg Vitali has represented Haverford Twp. since 1993. Delco Democrats want someone new.Vitali has been in the Pennsylvania House for 16 terms and says he has more he wants to do on state environmental policies. His challenger, Judy Trombetta, says the district needs a fresh face.Gillian McGoldrick Philly’s new ‘Hamilton’ parody tells the story of America’s most forgettable president“William Henry Harrison: The Musical” offers a “a tale so remarkably unremarkable that no one has dared to bring it to the stage, until now."Mike Newall Will this Salem County town love its last dairy farm to death?What’s a working farm supposed to look like? What exactly does "rural" mean?Jason Nark ‘Nothing seemed real’: Inside the explosion that rocked New York BagelsNew York Bagels, which opened in Overbrook Park in 1964, was rocked by an explosion in March. Owner Rayyan Kayyali says he's lucky to be alive. Michael Klein Haverford College president declines to consider removing Howard Lutnick’s name from the libraryThe student body has voted overwhelmingly to ask that President Wendy Raymond establish a review committee to consider removing Lutnick's name following the release of the Epstein files.Susan Snyder Narberth’s food scene sees ‘momentum’ with two additions: Lassan Indian Traditional and MaloogaLassan Indian Traditional and Malooga have expanded into the area in recent months.Denali Sagner See more storiesAdvertisement
Haverford College and Jewish group settle lawsuit over antisemitism allegationsHaverford President Wendy Raymond said in a statement that some members of the Jewish community who support Israel have been "deeply hurt" and "that constitutes a failure on our part."Susan Snyder
Haverford College and Jewish group settle lawsuit over antisemitism allegationsHaverford President Wendy Raymond said in a statement that some members of the Jewish community who support Israel have been "deeply hurt" and "that constitutes a failure on our part."Susan Snyder
Garrett Brown, who made Rocky’s run up the Philadelphia Museum of Art steps possible, is the subject of a new documentaryMorgan Ritter
Garrett Brown, who made Rocky’s run up the Philadelphia Museum of Art steps possible, is the subject of a new documentaryMorgan Ritter
South Philly’s former ‘micro-bookstore’ has a new and expanded storefront on Passyunk AvenueMike Newall
South Philly’s former ‘micro-bookstore’ has a new and expanded storefront on Passyunk AvenueMike Newall
Access to therapy is about to get easier for Pennsylvania residents who travel out of statePennsylvania is poised to become the 40th state to join the Interstate Counseling Compact, which enables counselors to practice across state lines.Wendy Ruderman
Access to therapy is about to get easier for Pennsylvania residents who travel out of statePennsylvania is poised to become the 40th state to join the Interstate Counseling Compact, which enables counselors to practice across state lines.Wendy Ruderman
Danny’s Guitar Shop, a destination for Main Line musicians, has closed after 17 yearsOwner Dan Gold was drawn to Narberth’s “very distinct, charming personality” when he opened up his guitar store and lesson center almost two decades ago. Denali Sagner
Danny’s Guitar Shop, a destination for Main Line musicians, has closed after 17 yearsOwner Dan Gold was drawn to Narberth’s “very distinct, charming personality” when he opened up his guitar store and lesson center almost two decades ago. Denali Sagner
Haverford parents are worried about chatbots in classrooms after a vote to buy AI toolsThe school board voted to approve contracts with School AI and Brisk, two tools for students and teachers. Parental pushback to the vote comes amid a growing movement against technology in classrooms.Maddie Hanna
Haverford parents are worried about chatbots in classrooms after a vote to buy AI toolsThe school board voted to approve contracts with School AI and Brisk, two tools for students and teachers. Parental pushback to the vote comes amid a growing movement against technology in classrooms.Maddie Hanna
How Haverford High’s national teacher of the year is coaching aspiring teachers, on topics from racism to connecting with studentsLeon Smith is spending the year traveling the country to advocate for the teaching profession after being honored as national teacher of the year.Maddie Hanna
How Haverford High’s national teacher of the year is coaching aspiring teachers, on topics from racism to connecting with studentsLeon Smith is spending the year traveling the country to advocate for the teaching profession after being honored as national teacher of the year.Maddie Hanna
A group of Haverford alumni is pushing the college to remove Howard Lutnick’s name from libraryHaverford said in a statement that many community members also have expressed to the college that they oppose the creation of a review committee. "The matter is not closed," the school said. Susan Snyder
A group of Haverford alumni is pushing the college to remove Howard Lutnick’s name from libraryHaverford said in a statement that many community members also have expressed to the college that they oppose the creation of a review committee. "The matter is not closed," the school said. Susan Snyder
A 50-year-old partnership allows Haverford and Bryn Mawr students to take classes or even pick a major on the other campusStudents can take classes at each other’s campuses, participate in each other’s clubs and programs and eat in each other’s dining halls for no additional charge.Susan Snyder
A 50-year-old partnership allows Haverford and Bryn Mawr students to take classes or even pick a major on the other campusStudents can take classes at each other’s campuses, participate in each other’s clubs and programs and eat in each other’s dining halls for no additional charge.Susan Snyder
An 84-year-old Haddonfield High home economics teacher is retiring. No one will take her place.Haddonfield Memorial High School will end its culinary program when longtime teacher Arleen Iavicoli retires in June. Melanie Burney
An 84-year-old Haddonfield High home economics teacher is retiring. No one will take her place.Haddonfield Memorial High School will end its culinary program when longtime teacher Arleen Iavicoli retires in June. Melanie Burney
OpinionThe Bicentennial Class of 1976 turns 50 in the year of America 250. A look back at the future.The Class of ’76 has found itself straddling a unique period in history, between the signposts of the Bicentennial at one end of our lives and this year’s Semiquincentennial at the other.Jennifer Finney Boylan, For The Inquirer
OpinionThe Bicentennial Class of 1976 turns 50 in the year of America 250. A look back at the future.The Class of ’76 has found itself straddling a unique period in history, between the signposts of the Bicentennial at one end of our lives and this year’s Semiquincentennial at the other.Jennifer Finney Boylan, For The Inquirer
New York Bagels’ owner vows to reopen after two explosions, but questions remainOwner Rayyan Kayyali faces another road back after a second explosion, on the day of his shop’s return from a first blast. Investigators are looking at the gas oven. Michael Klein and Beatrice Forman
New York Bagels’ owner vows to reopen after two explosions, but questions remainOwner Rayyan Kayyali faces another road back after a second explosion, on the day of his shop’s return from a first blast. Investigators are looking at the gas oven. Michael Klein and Beatrice Forman
Rep. Greg Vitali has represented Haverford Twp. since 1993. Delco Democrats want someone new.Vitali has been in the Pennsylvania House for 16 terms and says he has more he wants to do on state environmental policies. His challenger, Judy Trombetta, says the district needs a fresh face.Gillian McGoldrick
Rep. Greg Vitali has represented Haverford Twp. since 1993. Delco Democrats want someone new.Vitali has been in the Pennsylvania House for 16 terms and says he has more he wants to do on state environmental policies. His challenger, Judy Trombetta, says the district needs a fresh face.Gillian McGoldrick
Philly’s new ‘Hamilton’ parody tells the story of America’s most forgettable president“William Henry Harrison: The Musical” offers a “a tale so remarkably unremarkable that no one has dared to bring it to the stage, until now."Mike Newall
Philly’s new ‘Hamilton’ parody tells the story of America’s most forgettable president“William Henry Harrison: The Musical” offers a “a tale so remarkably unremarkable that no one has dared to bring it to the stage, until now."Mike Newall
Will this Salem County town love its last dairy farm to death?What’s a working farm supposed to look like? What exactly does "rural" mean?Jason Nark
Will this Salem County town love its last dairy farm to death?What’s a working farm supposed to look like? What exactly does "rural" mean?Jason Nark
‘Nothing seemed real’: Inside the explosion that rocked New York BagelsNew York Bagels, which opened in Overbrook Park in 1964, was rocked by an explosion in March. Owner Rayyan Kayyali says he's lucky to be alive. Michael Klein
‘Nothing seemed real’: Inside the explosion that rocked New York BagelsNew York Bagels, which opened in Overbrook Park in 1964, was rocked by an explosion in March. Owner Rayyan Kayyali says he's lucky to be alive. Michael Klein
Haverford College president declines to consider removing Howard Lutnick’s name from the libraryThe student body has voted overwhelmingly to ask that President Wendy Raymond establish a review committee to consider removing Lutnick's name following the release of the Epstein files.Susan Snyder
Haverford College president declines to consider removing Howard Lutnick’s name from the libraryThe student body has voted overwhelmingly to ask that President Wendy Raymond establish a review committee to consider removing Lutnick's name following the release of the Epstein files.Susan Snyder
Narberth’s food scene sees ‘momentum’ with two additions: Lassan Indian Traditional and MaloogaLassan Indian Traditional and Malooga have expanded into the area in recent months.Denali Sagner
Narberth’s food scene sees ‘momentum’ with two additions: Lassan Indian Traditional and MaloogaLassan Indian Traditional and Malooga have expanded into the area in recent months.Denali Sagner
