Philadelphia Museum of ArtRocky curse? Brazil supporters aren’t taking any chances ahead of World Cup clash with Haiti.Fans of the Ecuadorian national team at the FIFA World Cup learned the same lesson as many NFL fans: Clothe Rocky at your own risk. Brazil supporters avoided the risk during Thursday's rally.Owen Hewitt Danny Simmons, founder of Rush Arts and passionate supporter of Black artists, has died at 72Elizabeth Wellington An Ecuadorian influencer seriously regrets putting his team’s jersey on the Rocky statueConor Smith and Michelle Myers ‘They fought, we won’: Ivory Coast’s World Cup win against Ecuador kicks off FIFA in PhillyMaggie Prosser, Michelle Myers, Henry Savage, Dana Munro, and Rob Tornoe How to have a perfect Philly day, according to Mural Arts founder Jane GoldenEarl Hopkins AdvertisementEverything to know about the 2026 Philly Pride march, festival, and weekend eventsHere's the full schedule and things to know for this year's Philly Pride weekend.Earl Hopkins New Philadelphia Museum of Art senior team is complete with Neil Batiancila as fundraising chiefBatiancila will steward the museum’s contributed funding — individual, corporate, foundation and government support, as well as the membership program and government relations.Peter Dobrin Philly once had the ‘most interesting high school in the U.S.’ Now the district is closing two of the remaining Parkway schools.Parkway West and Parkway Northwest, two high schools slated to close under the school district's facilities plan, are the remnants of an innovative program that drew international attention.Kristen A. Graham Peter Paone, a ‘legend’ of Philadelphia’s arts scene for more than seven decades, has diedThe ‘fearless’ and ‘relentless,’ Philly-born artist was enjoying a late-life renaissance. Dugan Arnett Pamela Bennett-Bryant, retired Philadelphia schoolteacher and principal, has died at 75In its 2004 Report Card on the Schools, The Inquirer noted that Mrs. Bennett-Bryant helped Lamberton High partner with Eastern University in offering college-level courses to high school students. Gary Miles ‘CBS News Sunday Morning’ films ‘By Design’ episode at Ardrossan mansion on the Main LineJane Pauley will introduce most of the show's segments from the 114-year-old mansion. Elizabeth Wellington Ursinus College slashes funding to its Berman Museum in halfThe $300,000 cut in museum funding is part of a larger move by the small liberal arts college to reduce its budget by $10 million by 2027 to cope with a deficit. Susan Snyder and Peter Dobrin Jesse Krimes’ new quilt imagines hope and possibility for incarcerated artists'Riverside' is the artist's first collaboration with graduates of the Mural Arts Restorative Justice reentry program. The design will also become a large-scale mural in Spring Garden.Rosa Cartagena Norman U. Cohn, business entrepreneur and advertising specialties innovator, has died at 93He grew the Advertising Specialty Institute into a promotional products giant by connecting manufacturers, printers, and distributors of logo-adorned items to buyers such as companies and schools.Gary Miles See it, hear it, feel it: All the Philly art we loved this weekTwo pieces from the massive "A Nation of Artists show, a documentary, a surprise Philadelphia story on Broadway, and more.Bedatri D. Choudhury, Rosa Cartagena, Peter Dobrin, Dan DeLuca, and Emily Bloch Unauthorized immigrants who are crime victims can get special visas. A new Philly bill aims to hasten the process. | City Council roundupIn addition to the 90-day timeline, Ahmad’s bill would establish other guidelines for how local agencies process applications for the special immigration statuses known as U visas and T visas. Sean Collins Walsh and Kristen A. Graham 17 Duchamp pieces are gone from view at the PMA. Where did they go?While “the strangest work of art in any museum” is still on view, other Duchamp pieces have made their way to New York City. But only for a while. Peter Dobrin Edna B. Foa, celebrated pioneering psychologist and longtime Penn professor, has died at 88“Her work truly changed the field,” colleagues said. She “spent her career doing what she believed mattered most: studying what actually helps people get better." Gary Miles Noah Davis’ first ever retrospective tells the story of an artist who relentlessly painted the haunting beauty of Black lives“I just wanted Black people to be normal…We are normal, right?,” is a question that guides the art of the artist who died at age 32 in 2015. His legacy lies in the celebration of everyday Blackness. Nicole Young, For The Inquirer ☘️ The insider’s guide to St. Patrick’s Day | Things to doPlus, Jill Scott’s perfect Philly day and all the best things the Inquirer food team ate.Hira Qureshi See more storiesAdvertisement
Rocky curse? Brazil supporters aren’t taking any chances ahead of World Cup clash with Haiti.Fans of the Ecuadorian national team at the FIFA World Cup learned the same lesson as many NFL fans: Clothe Rocky at your own risk. Brazil supporters avoided the risk during Thursday's rally.Owen Hewitt
Rocky curse? Brazil supporters aren’t taking any chances ahead of World Cup clash with Haiti.Fans of the Ecuadorian national team at the FIFA World Cup learned the same lesson as many NFL fans: Clothe Rocky at your own risk. Brazil supporters avoided the risk during Thursday's rally.Owen Hewitt
Danny Simmons, founder of Rush Arts and passionate supporter of Black artists, has died at 72Elizabeth Wellington
Danny Simmons, founder of Rush Arts and passionate supporter of Black artists, has died at 72Elizabeth Wellington
An Ecuadorian influencer seriously regrets putting his team’s jersey on the Rocky statueConor Smith and Michelle Myers
An Ecuadorian influencer seriously regrets putting his team’s jersey on the Rocky statueConor Smith and Michelle Myers
‘They fought, we won’: Ivory Coast’s World Cup win against Ecuador kicks off FIFA in PhillyMaggie Prosser, Michelle Myers, Henry Savage, Dana Munro, and Rob Tornoe
‘They fought, we won’: Ivory Coast’s World Cup win against Ecuador kicks off FIFA in PhillyMaggie Prosser, Michelle Myers, Henry Savage, Dana Munro, and Rob Tornoe
Everything to know about the 2026 Philly Pride march, festival, and weekend eventsHere's the full schedule and things to know for this year's Philly Pride weekend.Earl Hopkins
Everything to know about the 2026 Philly Pride march, festival, and weekend eventsHere's the full schedule and things to know for this year's Philly Pride weekend.Earl Hopkins
New Philadelphia Museum of Art senior team is complete with Neil Batiancila as fundraising chiefBatiancila will steward the museum’s contributed funding — individual, corporate, foundation and government support, as well as the membership program and government relations.Peter Dobrin
New Philadelphia Museum of Art senior team is complete with Neil Batiancila as fundraising chiefBatiancila will steward the museum’s contributed funding — individual, corporate, foundation and government support, as well as the membership program and government relations.Peter Dobrin
Philly once had the ‘most interesting high school in the U.S.’ Now the district is closing two of the remaining Parkway schools.Parkway West and Parkway Northwest, two high schools slated to close under the school district's facilities plan, are the remnants of an innovative program that drew international attention.Kristen A. Graham
Philly once had the ‘most interesting high school in the U.S.’ Now the district is closing two of the remaining Parkway schools.Parkway West and Parkway Northwest, two high schools slated to close under the school district's facilities plan, are the remnants of an innovative program that drew international attention.Kristen A. Graham
Peter Paone, a ‘legend’ of Philadelphia’s arts scene for more than seven decades, has diedThe ‘fearless’ and ‘relentless,’ Philly-born artist was enjoying a late-life renaissance. Dugan Arnett
Peter Paone, a ‘legend’ of Philadelphia’s arts scene for more than seven decades, has diedThe ‘fearless’ and ‘relentless,’ Philly-born artist was enjoying a late-life renaissance. Dugan Arnett
Pamela Bennett-Bryant, retired Philadelphia schoolteacher and principal, has died at 75In its 2004 Report Card on the Schools, The Inquirer noted that Mrs. Bennett-Bryant helped Lamberton High partner with Eastern University in offering college-level courses to high school students. Gary Miles
Pamela Bennett-Bryant, retired Philadelphia schoolteacher and principal, has died at 75In its 2004 Report Card on the Schools, The Inquirer noted that Mrs. Bennett-Bryant helped Lamberton High partner with Eastern University in offering college-level courses to high school students. Gary Miles
‘CBS News Sunday Morning’ films ‘By Design’ episode at Ardrossan mansion on the Main LineJane Pauley will introduce most of the show's segments from the 114-year-old mansion. Elizabeth Wellington
‘CBS News Sunday Morning’ films ‘By Design’ episode at Ardrossan mansion on the Main LineJane Pauley will introduce most of the show's segments from the 114-year-old mansion. Elizabeth Wellington
Ursinus College slashes funding to its Berman Museum in halfThe $300,000 cut in museum funding is part of a larger move by the small liberal arts college to reduce its budget by $10 million by 2027 to cope with a deficit. Susan Snyder and Peter Dobrin
Ursinus College slashes funding to its Berman Museum in halfThe $300,000 cut in museum funding is part of a larger move by the small liberal arts college to reduce its budget by $10 million by 2027 to cope with a deficit. Susan Snyder and Peter Dobrin
Jesse Krimes’ new quilt imagines hope and possibility for incarcerated artists'Riverside' is the artist's first collaboration with graduates of the Mural Arts Restorative Justice reentry program. The design will also become a large-scale mural in Spring Garden.Rosa Cartagena
Jesse Krimes’ new quilt imagines hope and possibility for incarcerated artists'Riverside' is the artist's first collaboration with graduates of the Mural Arts Restorative Justice reentry program. The design will also become a large-scale mural in Spring Garden.Rosa Cartagena
Norman U. Cohn, business entrepreneur and advertising specialties innovator, has died at 93He grew the Advertising Specialty Institute into a promotional products giant by connecting manufacturers, printers, and distributors of logo-adorned items to buyers such as companies and schools.Gary Miles
Norman U. Cohn, business entrepreneur and advertising specialties innovator, has died at 93He grew the Advertising Specialty Institute into a promotional products giant by connecting manufacturers, printers, and distributors of logo-adorned items to buyers such as companies and schools.Gary Miles
See it, hear it, feel it: All the Philly art we loved this weekTwo pieces from the massive "A Nation of Artists show, a documentary, a surprise Philadelphia story on Broadway, and more.Bedatri D. Choudhury, Rosa Cartagena, Peter Dobrin, Dan DeLuca, and Emily Bloch
See it, hear it, feel it: All the Philly art we loved this weekTwo pieces from the massive "A Nation of Artists show, a documentary, a surprise Philadelphia story on Broadway, and more.Bedatri D. Choudhury, Rosa Cartagena, Peter Dobrin, Dan DeLuca, and Emily Bloch
Unauthorized immigrants who are crime victims can get special visas. A new Philly bill aims to hasten the process. | City Council roundupIn addition to the 90-day timeline, Ahmad’s bill would establish other guidelines for how local agencies process applications for the special immigration statuses known as U visas and T visas. Sean Collins Walsh and Kristen A. Graham
Unauthorized immigrants who are crime victims can get special visas. A new Philly bill aims to hasten the process. | City Council roundupIn addition to the 90-day timeline, Ahmad’s bill would establish other guidelines for how local agencies process applications for the special immigration statuses known as U visas and T visas. Sean Collins Walsh and Kristen A. Graham
17 Duchamp pieces are gone from view at the PMA. Where did they go?While “the strangest work of art in any museum” is still on view, other Duchamp pieces have made their way to New York City. But only for a while. Peter Dobrin
17 Duchamp pieces are gone from view at the PMA. Where did they go?While “the strangest work of art in any museum” is still on view, other Duchamp pieces have made their way to New York City. But only for a while. Peter Dobrin
Edna B. Foa, celebrated pioneering psychologist and longtime Penn professor, has died at 88“Her work truly changed the field,” colleagues said. She “spent her career doing what she believed mattered most: studying what actually helps people get better." Gary Miles
Edna B. Foa, celebrated pioneering psychologist and longtime Penn professor, has died at 88“Her work truly changed the field,” colleagues said. She “spent her career doing what she believed mattered most: studying what actually helps people get better." Gary Miles
Noah Davis’ first ever retrospective tells the story of an artist who relentlessly painted the haunting beauty of Black lives“I just wanted Black people to be normal…We are normal, right?,” is a question that guides the art of the artist who died at age 32 in 2015. His legacy lies in the celebration of everyday Blackness. Nicole Young, For The Inquirer
Noah Davis’ first ever retrospective tells the story of an artist who relentlessly painted the haunting beauty of Black lives“I just wanted Black people to be normal…We are normal, right?,” is a question that guides the art of the artist who died at age 32 in 2015. His legacy lies in the celebration of everyday Blackness. Nicole Young, For The Inquirer
☘️ The insider’s guide to St. Patrick’s Day | Things to doPlus, Jill Scott’s perfect Philly day and all the best things the Inquirer food team ate.Hira Qureshi
☘️ The insider’s guide to St. Patrick’s Day | Things to doPlus, Jill Scott’s perfect Philly day and all the best things the Inquirer food team ate.Hira Qureshi
