Penn StateOpinionWho protects problem gamblers? Not the states cashing in on sports betting.From Bryce Harper’s FanDuel video to record-breaking betting revenue, the gambling industry is growing fast. The guardrails can’t keep up.Paul Davies | Columnist Philly got a break from wildfire smoke Sunday, but will the fresh air last? Brett Sholtis Penn State board awards president top performance bonusSusan Snyder Penn State board committee votes to raise tuition, room and board 2.5% for in-state University Park students in 2027-28Susan Snyder See inside a $1.2M house for sale in Abington thought to have ties to a famous shoe heirJess Rohan AdvertisementPenn State, Temple to receive first installment in performance-based funding under state new budgetThe 10 universities in Pennsylvania's state system will receive $626 million, up about $5 million and other funds for debt relief, but a 4.3% tuition increase approved last week will stay in place.Susan Snyder and Gillian McGoldrick The state system that runs West Chester and 9 other Pa. colleges votes to raise tuition 4.3% Tuition will rise to $8,338 annually, up $344 from $7,994. It is the largest percentage increase in a decade.Susan Snyder Inside Pa.’s measles outbreak: A family rides out the virus, doctors treat severely ill childrenSome families are deciding to vaccinate, while others are preparing to get sick. Aubrey Whelan and Sarah Gantz Second teen accused of killing Penn State student arrested on murder charge, authorities say Kaiseem Smith, 16, turned himself in to Philadelphia police on Thursday. Another teen, Azzubair Outen-Fleming, 16 — was taken into custody Wednesday in Colorado. Jillian Kramer Teen accused of South Philly shooting death of Penn State student was captured in Colorado, 2nd teen remains at largeAzzubair Outen-Fleming, 16, was taken into custody in Colorado Springs at the home of a distant relative, authorities said.Jillian Kramer and Robert Moran OpinionAs the future of college athletics takes shape, Penn State doesn’t need permission to speak for itself Universities should not surrender their voice as Congress rewrites the rules governing student-athlete compensation, writes Chris Bevilacqua.Chris Bevilacqua, For The Inquirer Pennsylvania health officials address measles outbreak: ‘We will not slow down until this ... is over.’Vaccination is the best defense against the highly contagious disease, health officials stressed at a Friday news conference in Lancaster.Dana Munro and Aubrey Whelan Surfside has taken over the U.S. alcohol industry. But its founders say the brand is staying put in Philly.After selling 11.1 million cases of Surfside last year, the cofounders have moved into an expansive new Center City headquarters. And they're bullish on their latest canned cocktail, Super Lyte.Erin McCarthy Philly aims for glory at the 2026 James Beard AwardsSeven chefs and restaurants will walk the red carpet tonight. On Saturday, Inquirer photographer Monica Herndon won a Beard media award.Michael Klein TMI owner says Pa. nuclear plant is on track to reopen next yearPolitical leaders have lined up to support Constellation Energy's updated uranium-powered plant on the Susquehanna River.Joseph N. DiStefano Many Pa. colleges aren’t properly training future teachers how to teach reading, a report findsA national group looked at whether colleges and universities had aligned their instruction for future teachers with the so-called science of reading.Maddie Hanna Bennett L. Aaron, longtime attorney and honorary trustee of the Jewish Federation of Greater Philadelphia, has died at 92He served as president of the Federation of Jewish Agencies of Greater Philadelphia and chair of the United Israel Appeal for the United Jewish Appeal. Gary Miles A Delaware woman was treated at CHOP for cancer as a child. Now she’s working there full time.Since being treated at Children's Hospital of Philadelphia for cancer as a child, Emma Walz made it her mission to work there. Her father likewise was inspired down his current path by her journey.Kayla Yup The Penn State professor who cooks from Shakespearean recipesPenn State Abington professor’s new book, “Shakespeare in the Kitchen,” looks at the playwright’s works with a culinary gaze.Kiki Aranita Penn State faculty vote to form unionMore than 2,500 Penn State faculty voted in favor of forming a union, which the university has recognized as a "clear majority" of those who voted. Susan Snyder See more storiesAdvertisement
OpinionWho protects problem gamblers? Not the states cashing in on sports betting.From Bryce Harper’s FanDuel video to record-breaking betting revenue, the gambling industry is growing fast. The guardrails can’t keep up.Paul Davies | Columnist
OpinionWho protects problem gamblers? Not the states cashing in on sports betting.From Bryce Harper’s FanDuel video to record-breaking betting revenue, the gambling industry is growing fast. The guardrails can’t keep up.Paul Davies | Columnist
Penn State board committee votes to raise tuition, room and board 2.5% for in-state University Park students in 2027-28Susan Snyder
Penn State board committee votes to raise tuition, room and board 2.5% for in-state University Park students in 2027-28Susan Snyder
Penn State, Temple to receive first installment in performance-based funding under state new budgetThe 10 universities in Pennsylvania's state system will receive $626 million, up about $5 million and other funds for debt relief, but a 4.3% tuition increase approved last week will stay in place.Susan Snyder and Gillian McGoldrick
Penn State, Temple to receive first installment in performance-based funding under state new budgetThe 10 universities in Pennsylvania's state system will receive $626 million, up about $5 million and other funds for debt relief, but a 4.3% tuition increase approved last week will stay in place.Susan Snyder and Gillian McGoldrick
The state system that runs West Chester and 9 other Pa. colleges votes to raise tuition 4.3% Tuition will rise to $8,338 annually, up $344 from $7,994. It is the largest percentage increase in a decade.Susan Snyder
The state system that runs West Chester and 9 other Pa. colleges votes to raise tuition 4.3% Tuition will rise to $8,338 annually, up $344 from $7,994. It is the largest percentage increase in a decade.Susan Snyder
Inside Pa.’s measles outbreak: A family rides out the virus, doctors treat severely ill childrenSome families are deciding to vaccinate, while others are preparing to get sick. Aubrey Whelan and Sarah Gantz
Inside Pa.’s measles outbreak: A family rides out the virus, doctors treat severely ill childrenSome families are deciding to vaccinate, while others are preparing to get sick. Aubrey Whelan and Sarah Gantz
Second teen accused of killing Penn State student arrested on murder charge, authorities say Kaiseem Smith, 16, turned himself in to Philadelphia police on Thursday. Another teen, Azzubair Outen-Fleming, 16 — was taken into custody Wednesday in Colorado. Jillian Kramer
Second teen accused of killing Penn State student arrested on murder charge, authorities say Kaiseem Smith, 16, turned himself in to Philadelphia police on Thursday. Another teen, Azzubair Outen-Fleming, 16 — was taken into custody Wednesday in Colorado. Jillian Kramer
Teen accused of South Philly shooting death of Penn State student was captured in Colorado, 2nd teen remains at largeAzzubair Outen-Fleming, 16, was taken into custody in Colorado Springs at the home of a distant relative, authorities said.Jillian Kramer and Robert Moran
Teen accused of South Philly shooting death of Penn State student was captured in Colorado, 2nd teen remains at largeAzzubair Outen-Fleming, 16, was taken into custody in Colorado Springs at the home of a distant relative, authorities said.Jillian Kramer and Robert Moran
OpinionAs the future of college athletics takes shape, Penn State doesn’t need permission to speak for itself Universities should not surrender their voice as Congress rewrites the rules governing student-athlete compensation, writes Chris Bevilacqua.Chris Bevilacqua, For The Inquirer
OpinionAs the future of college athletics takes shape, Penn State doesn’t need permission to speak for itself Universities should not surrender their voice as Congress rewrites the rules governing student-athlete compensation, writes Chris Bevilacqua.Chris Bevilacqua, For The Inquirer
Pennsylvania health officials address measles outbreak: ‘We will not slow down until this ... is over.’Vaccination is the best defense against the highly contagious disease, health officials stressed at a Friday news conference in Lancaster.Dana Munro and Aubrey Whelan
Pennsylvania health officials address measles outbreak: ‘We will not slow down until this ... is over.’Vaccination is the best defense against the highly contagious disease, health officials stressed at a Friday news conference in Lancaster.Dana Munro and Aubrey Whelan
Surfside has taken over the U.S. alcohol industry. But its founders say the brand is staying put in Philly.After selling 11.1 million cases of Surfside last year, the cofounders have moved into an expansive new Center City headquarters. And they're bullish on their latest canned cocktail, Super Lyte.Erin McCarthy
Surfside has taken over the U.S. alcohol industry. But its founders say the brand is staying put in Philly.After selling 11.1 million cases of Surfside last year, the cofounders have moved into an expansive new Center City headquarters. And they're bullish on their latest canned cocktail, Super Lyte.Erin McCarthy
Philly aims for glory at the 2026 James Beard AwardsSeven chefs and restaurants will walk the red carpet tonight. On Saturday, Inquirer photographer Monica Herndon won a Beard media award.Michael Klein
Philly aims for glory at the 2026 James Beard AwardsSeven chefs and restaurants will walk the red carpet tonight. On Saturday, Inquirer photographer Monica Herndon won a Beard media award.Michael Klein
TMI owner says Pa. nuclear plant is on track to reopen next yearPolitical leaders have lined up to support Constellation Energy's updated uranium-powered plant on the Susquehanna River.Joseph N. DiStefano
TMI owner says Pa. nuclear plant is on track to reopen next yearPolitical leaders have lined up to support Constellation Energy's updated uranium-powered plant on the Susquehanna River.Joseph N. DiStefano
Many Pa. colleges aren’t properly training future teachers how to teach reading, a report findsA national group looked at whether colleges and universities had aligned their instruction for future teachers with the so-called science of reading.Maddie Hanna
Many Pa. colleges aren’t properly training future teachers how to teach reading, a report findsA national group looked at whether colleges and universities had aligned their instruction for future teachers with the so-called science of reading.Maddie Hanna
Bennett L. Aaron, longtime attorney and honorary trustee of the Jewish Federation of Greater Philadelphia, has died at 92He served as president of the Federation of Jewish Agencies of Greater Philadelphia and chair of the United Israel Appeal for the United Jewish Appeal. Gary Miles
Bennett L. Aaron, longtime attorney and honorary trustee of the Jewish Federation of Greater Philadelphia, has died at 92He served as president of the Federation of Jewish Agencies of Greater Philadelphia and chair of the United Israel Appeal for the United Jewish Appeal. Gary Miles
A Delaware woman was treated at CHOP for cancer as a child. Now she’s working there full time.Since being treated at Children's Hospital of Philadelphia for cancer as a child, Emma Walz made it her mission to work there. Her father likewise was inspired down his current path by her journey.Kayla Yup
A Delaware woman was treated at CHOP for cancer as a child. Now she’s working there full time.Since being treated at Children's Hospital of Philadelphia for cancer as a child, Emma Walz made it her mission to work there. Her father likewise was inspired down his current path by her journey.Kayla Yup
The Penn State professor who cooks from Shakespearean recipesPenn State Abington professor’s new book, “Shakespeare in the Kitchen,” looks at the playwright’s works with a culinary gaze.Kiki Aranita
The Penn State professor who cooks from Shakespearean recipesPenn State Abington professor’s new book, “Shakespeare in the Kitchen,” looks at the playwright’s works with a culinary gaze.Kiki Aranita
Penn State faculty vote to form unionMore than 2,500 Penn State faculty voted in favor of forming a union, which the university has recognized as a "clear majority" of those who voted. Susan Snyder
Penn State faculty vote to form unionMore than 2,500 Penn State faculty voted in favor of forming a union, which the university has recognized as a "clear majority" of those who voted. Susan Snyder
