HaverfordIn search of a crafty holiday gift? Here’s where to look in Lower Merion.These pop-up markets and local shops offer handmade items and antiques for that person in your life who relishes quirky, crafty gifts.Denali Sagner Kathleen A. Case, longtime writer, pioneering medical journal editor, and award-winning historian, has died at 80 Gary Miles Haverford College president to step down in 2027Susan Snyder Lower Merion may raise parking meter rates for the first time since 1999Denali Sagner ‘We’ve moved on’: Chester mayor and environmentalists object to LNG terminal proposalFrank Kummer AdvertisementRobert de Pasquale, former associate principal second violin for the Philadelphia Orchestra, has died at 96He traveled to China, Japan, Europe, Asia, and South America with the orchestra, and mentored young musicians and conductors everywhere he went. “Everybody fell in love with Bobby,” his wife said.Gary Miles Clyde F. Barker, organ transplant pioneer and longtime chair of surgery at Penn, has died at 93 Penn colleagues called him “a titan of American surgery and medicine” and “part of the fabric of Penn Medicine.” Gary Miles The wife of Par Funding’s founder was sentenced to one day in prison — the last prosecution of people tied to the fraudulent firmLisa McElhone dodged about $1.6 million in tax payments by lying about where she lived with her husband, Joseph LaForte, Par Funding's leader.Chris Palmer This 50-year-old left a higher-paying job to fulfill his dream and become a Temple police officerChris Feder has "embraced unconventionality." He got his GED at 24, joined the Army at 30 and now two decades later, he's starting a career in law enforcement at Temple University.Susan Snyder Pennsylvania legislation would prohibit children under 16 from riding e-scootersState Sen. Tim Kearney on Tuesday introduced Abby’s Law in honor of Abigail Gillon, a 12-year-old Delaware County girl who died after an accident involving an electric scooter.Robert Moran If you’re confused about some place names in the Philly region, you should beScores of places evoke a certain geographic familiarity among people in the Philadelphia region, despite not having a governing body.Anthony R. Wood Trump administration cuts funding to minority-serving colleges. What does this mean for Philly-area schools?The U.S. Department of Education announced it would reallocate funding to programs that “do not include discriminatory racial and ethnic quotas and that advance Administration priorities." Susan Snyder Choosing a major can be hard. Here’s how colleges help students figure out what they want to do.Bryn Mawr College, for example, offers an annual academic fair for students to explore their options. It’s common at small liberal arts schools to not choose a major immediately.Susan Snyder How Philadelphia scientists turn toxic fungi, snake venom, and trees into medicineScientists are using new tools and technologies like artificial intelligence to look for new medicines in plants and other natural products, advancing a centuries-old approach to drug discovery.Kayla Yup Ghebre Selassie Mehreteab, senior foundation executive and affordable housing expert, has died at 76He testified before Congress as an expert on housing issues and spearheaded the housing recovery effort in devastated New Orleans after Hurricane Katrina in 2005.Gary Miles U.S. Department of Education launches investigation into Haverford College over antisemitism complaintsHaverford president Wendy Raymond testified earlier this year before a GOP-led congressional committee investigating the handling of antisemitism complaints.Susan Snyder OpinionSadie T.M. Alexander, caught in the crossfire of a war to control America’s pastPenn Carey Law School's pause of a scholarship honoring a pioneering Black woman highlights a campaign to erase America's history.Will Bunch | Columnist Colleges are bracing for a drop in international enrollment as students face confusion and fear. ‘I feel like I’m trapped.’ One Penn student from Kuwait says he won't return to the United States for his doctoral program, and will seek education elsewhere. Susan Snyder Ex-teacher sentenced to probation for masturbating in a Bucks County parkMatthew Gagat was convicted of disorderly conduct Monday for masturbating at Lenape Park in Sellersville last summer.Vinny Vella Secretive special education settlements are costing school districts millions. Parents say districts aren’t fixing their programs. Lawyers say affluent parents who can afford to hire them, and who are dissatisfied with their child's IEP, are more likely to sue a school district than poor parents.Maddie Hanna See more storiesAdvertisement
In search of a crafty holiday gift? Here’s where to look in Lower Merion.These pop-up markets and local shops offer handmade items and antiques for that person in your life who relishes quirky, crafty gifts.Denali Sagner
In search of a crafty holiday gift? Here’s where to look in Lower Merion.These pop-up markets and local shops offer handmade items and antiques for that person in your life who relishes quirky, crafty gifts.Denali Sagner
Kathleen A. Case, longtime writer, pioneering medical journal editor, and award-winning historian, has died at 80 Gary Miles
Kathleen A. Case, longtime writer, pioneering medical journal editor, and award-winning historian, has died at 80 Gary Miles
Robert de Pasquale, former associate principal second violin for the Philadelphia Orchestra, has died at 96He traveled to China, Japan, Europe, Asia, and South America with the orchestra, and mentored young musicians and conductors everywhere he went. “Everybody fell in love with Bobby,” his wife said.Gary Miles
Robert de Pasquale, former associate principal second violin for the Philadelphia Orchestra, has died at 96He traveled to China, Japan, Europe, Asia, and South America with the orchestra, and mentored young musicians and conductors everywhere he went. “Everybody fell in love with Bobby,” his wife said.Gary Miles
Clyde F. Barker, organ transplant pioneer and longtime chair of surgery at Penn, has died at 93 Penn colleagues called him “a titan of American surgery and medicine” and “part of the fabric of Penn Medicine.” Gary Miles
Clyde F. Barker, organ transplant pioneer and longtime chair of surgery at Penn, has died at 93 Penn colleagues called him “a titan of American surgery and medicine” and “part of the fabric of Penn Medicine.” Gary Miles
The wife of Par Funding’s founder was sentenced to one day in prison — the last prosecution of people tied to the fraudulent firmLisa McElhone dodged about $1.6 million in tax payments by lying about where she lived with her husband, Joseph LaForte, Par Funding's leader.Chris Palmer
The wife of Par Funding’s founder was sentenced to one day in prison — the last prosecution of people tied to the fraudulent firmLisa McElhone dodged about $1.6 million in tax payments by lying about where she lived with her husband, Joseph LaForte, Par Funding's leader.Chris Palmer
This 50-year-old left a higher-paying job to fulfill his dream and become a Temple police officerChris Feder has "embraced unconventionality." He got his GED at 24, joined the Army at 30 and now two decades later, he's starting a career in law enforcement at Temple University.Susan Snyder
This 50-year-old left a higher-paying job to fulfill his dream and become a Temple police officerChris Feder has "embraced unconventionality." He got his GED at 24, joined the Army at 30 and now two decades later, he's starting a career in law enforcement at Temple University.Susan Snyder
Pennsylvania legislation would prohibit children under 16 from riding e-scootersState Sen. Tim Kearney on Tuesday introduced Abby’s Law in honor of Abigail Gillon, a 12-year-old Delaware County girl who died after an accident involving an electric scooter.Robert Moran
Pennsylvania legislation would prohibit children under 16 from riding e-scootersState Sen. Tim Kearney on Tuesday introduced Abby’s Law in honor of Abigail Gillon, a 12-year-old Delaware County girl who died after an accident involving an electric scooter.Robert Moran
If you’re confused about some place names in the Philly region, you should beScores of places evoke a certain geographic familiarity among people in the Philadelphia region, despite not having a governing body.Anthony R. Wood
If you’re confused about some place names in the Philly region, you should beScores of places evoke a certain geographic familiarity among people in the Philadelphia region, despite not having a governing body.Anthony R. Wood
Trump administration cuts funding to minority-serving colleges. What does this mean for Philly-area schools?The U.S. Department of Education announced it would reallocate funding to programs that “do not include discriminatory racial and ethnic quotas and that advance Administration priorities." Susan Snyder
Trump administration cuts funding to minority-serving colleges. What does this mean for Philly-area schools?The U.S. Department of Education announced it would reallocate funding to programs that “do not include discriminatory racial and ethnic quotas and that advance Administration priorities." Susan Snyder
Choosing a major can be hard. Here’s how colleges help students figure out what they want to do.Bryn Mawr College, for example, offers an annual academic fair for students to explore their options. It’s common at small liberal arts schools to not choose a major immediately.Susan Snyder
Choosing a major can be hard. Here’s how colleges help students figure out what they want to do.Bryn Mawr College, for example, offers an annual academic fair for students to explore their options. It’s common at small liberal arts schools to not choose a major immediately.Susan Snyder
How Philadelphia scientists turn toxic fungi, snake venom, and trees into medicineScientists are using new tools and technologies like artificial intelligence to look for new medicines in plants and other natural products, advancing a centuries-old approach to drug discovery.Kayla Yup
How Philadelphia scientists turn toxic fungi, snake venom, and trees into medicineScientists are using new tools and technologies like artificial intelligence to look for new medicines in plants and other natural products, advancing a centuries-old approach to drug discovery.Kayla Yup
Ghebre Selassie Mehreteab, senior foundation executive and affordable housing expert, has died at 76He testified before Congress as an expert on housing issues and spearheaded the housing recovery effort in devastated New Orleans after Hurricane Katrina in 2005.Gary Miles
Ghebre Selassie Mehreteab, senior foundation executive and affordable housing expert, has died at 76He testified before Congress as an expert on housing issues and spearheaded the housing recovery effort in devastated New Orleans after Hurricane Katrina in 2005.Gary Miles
U.S. Department of Education launches investigation into Haverford College over antisemitism complaintsHaverford president Wendy Raymond testified earlier this year before a GOP-led congressional committee investigating the handling of antisemitism complaints.Susan Snyder
U.S. Department of Education launches investigation into Haverford College over antisemitism complaintsHaverford president Wendy Raymond testified earlier this year before a GOP-led congressional committee investigating the handling of antisemitism complaints.Susan Snyder
OpinionSadie T.M. Alexander, caught in the crossfire of a war to control America’s pastPenn Carey Law School's pause of a scholarship honoring a pioneering Black woman highlights a campaign to erase America's history.Will Bunch | Columnist
OpinionSadie T.M. Alexander, caught in the crossfire of a war to control America’s pastPenn Carey Law School's pause of a scholarship honoring a pioneering Black woman highlights a campaign to erase America's history.Will Bunch | Columnist
Colleges are bracing for a drop in international enrollment as students face confusion and fear. ‘I feel like I’m trapped.’ One Penn student from Kuwait says he won't return to the United States for his doctoral program, and will seek education elsewhere. Susan Snyder
Colleges are bracing for a drop in international enrollment as students face confusion and fear. ‘I feel like I’m trapped.’ One Penn student from Kuwait says he won't return to the United States for his doctoral program, and will seek education elsewhere. Susan Snyder
Ex-teacher sentenced to probation for masturbating in a Bucks County parkMatthew Gagat was convicted of disorderly conduct Monday for masturbating at Lenape Park in Sellersville last summer.Vinny Vella
Ex-teacher sentenced to probation for masturbating in a Bucks County parkMatthew Gagat was convicted of disorderly conduct Monday for masturbating at Lenape Park in Sellersville last summer.Vinny Vella
Secretive special education settlements are costing school districts millions. Parents say districts aren’t fixing their programs. Lawyers say affluent parents who can afford to hire them, and who are dissatisfied with their child's IEP, are more likely to sue a school district than poor parents.Maddie Hanna
Secretive special education settlements are costing school districts millions. Parents say districts aren’t fixing their programs. Lawyers say affluent parents who can afford to hire them, and who are dissatisfied with their child's IEP, are more likely to sue a school district than poor parents.Maddie Hanna
