Rutgers UniversityA Philly-area university prof is competing in the Jeopardy! tournament of championsJoshua Weikert, a politics and public policy professor, will compete with a Philly lawyer, among other contestants, on the show, which airs Friday.Susan Snyder Penn graduate student workers could strike next monthAriana Perez-Castells Temple announces voluntary retirement program for faculty amid budget crunchSusan Snyder Aaron Goldblatt, award-winning museum planner, exhibit designer, and sculptor, has died at 70Gary Miles Temple’s former enrollment head gets job at RutgersSusan Snyder AdvertisementMental health workers in Philadelphia unionize following changes in their workplace and patient careThe nineteen employees at Rogers Behavioral Health in Philadelphia, including therapists, are the first group in Pennsylvania to join the National Union of Healthcare Workers. Ariana Perez-Castells Unaffiliated voters could swing the N.J. governor’s race. Here’s what some of them think of the candidates.About 36% of the state’s electorate is unaffiliated, and another 1% are registered with third parties.Aliya Schneider and Joe Yerardi Cecil W. Bond Jr., retired SEPTA executive and bank vice president, has died at 87 “Cecil was a champion of change and impacted so many lives in a good way at SEPTA,” a former colleague said in an online tribute.Gary Miles The hepatitis B vaccine is ‘the original Philadelphia story.’ Now that legacy is being challenged.The hepatitis B vaccine, discovered and developed in Philadelphia, was recently challenged by the Trump administration. Local advocates and patients are concerned for its future.Kayla Yup OpinionA Gen Z revolution is sweeping the globe. Is it coming to America?From Nepal to Morocco to Peru, very online 20-somethings are rising up against their governments. Can it happen here?Will Bunch | Columnist 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 Patricia M. Smith, retired deputy chief counsel for the Mid-Atlantic region of the Social Security Administration, has died at 82For two decades, she advised administration officials on legal matters, helped develop policy and procedures, managed public access to records, and represented the administration in litigation. Gary Miles Rutgers introduces a new sweet tomato, years in the makingRutgers new variety of tomato is called Scarlet Sunrise, a sweet, crack-resistant, golden grape tomato.Frank Kummer Roger J. Dennis, provost emeritus at Rutgers-Camden and founding dean of Drexel law school, has died at 75Drexel law school colleagues said in a tribute: “His legacy lives on through the students he mentored, the programs he built, and the values he instilled in our community.”Gary Miles Here are the two new principals and one curriculum supervisor taking the helm in Cherry Hill this yearThe new principals will lead Joyce Kilmer and Johnson elementary schools.Denali Sagner Temple’s lifelong education program inspires seniors to keep learning as it hits 50th birthdayStudents and teachers must be 50 or older to participate in Temple's Osher Lifelong Learning Institute where participants can take as many classes as they want for an annual fee of $295.Susan Snyder After eight days on strike, DC 33 members will vote on a new contract with the city next weekA union spokesperson told The Inquirer that the vote on DC 33's contract with the city will begin next week and stretch over multiple days.Fallon Roth DC 33 made concessions in 1992. Decades of resentment since led to Philadelphia’s current city worker strike.Many AFSCME DC 33 members have been itching for the union to take a dramatic stand against the city ever since then-Mayor Rendell won concessions in a 1992 contract. On Tuesday, they got their wish.Sean Collins Walsh The number of federal labor investigators hit a 52-year low in the U.S.The U.S has 611 federal labor investigators — roughly half of what it had some 50 years ago, per new data. Ariana Perez-Castells Racing to save Stone Harbor’s Scotch Bonnet Island before it’s swallowed by rising seasSea level rise in N.J. is running at twice the global average and that's bad news for New Jersey’s 200,000 acres of tidal wetlands.Frank Kummer See more storiesAdvertisement
A Philly-area university prof is competing in the Jeopardy! tournament of championsJoshua Weikert, a politics and public policy professor, will compete with a Philly lawyer, among other contestants, on the show, which airs Friday.Susan Snyder
A Philly-area university prof is competing in the Jeopardy! tournament of championsJoshua Weikert, a politics and public policy professor, will compete with a Philly lawyer, among other contestants, on the show, which airs Friday.Susan Snyder
Aaron Goldblatt, award-winning museum planner, exhibit designer, and sculptor, has died at 70Gary Miles
Aaron Goldblatt, award-winning museum planner, exhibit designer, and sculptor, has died at 70Gary Miles
Mental health workers in Philadelphia unionize following changes in their workplace and patient careThe nineteen employees at Rogers Behavioral Health in Philadelphia, including therapists, are the first group in Pennsylvania to join the National Union of Healthcare Workers. Ariana Perez-Castells
Mental health workers in Philadelphia unionize following changes in their workplace and patient careThe nineteen employees at Rogers Behavioral Health in Philadelphia, including therapists, are the first group in Pennsylvania to join the National Union of Healthcare Workers. Ariana Perez-Castells
Unaffiliated voters could swing the N.J. governor’s race. Here’s what some of them think of the candidates.About 36% of the state’s electorate is unaffiliated, and another 1% are registered with third parties.Aliya Schneider and Joe Yerardi
Unaffiliated voters could swing the N.J. governor’s race. Here’s what some of them think of the candidates.About 36% of the state’s electorate is unaffiliated, and another 1% are registered with third parties.Aliya Schneider and Joe Yerardi
Cecil W. Bond Jr., retired SEPTA executive and bank vice president, has died at 87 “Cecil was a champion of change and impacted so many lives in a good way at SEPTA,” a former colleague said in an online tribute.Gary Miles
Cecil W. Bond Jr., retired SEPTA executive and bank vice president, has died at 87 “Cecil was a champion of change and impacted so many lives in a good way at SEPTA,” a former colleague said in an online tribute.Gary Miles
The hepatitis B vaccine is ‘the original Philadelphia story.’ Now that legacy is being challenged.The hepatitis B vaccine, discovered and developed in Philadelphia, was recently challenged by the Trump administration. Local advocates and patients are concerned for its future.Kayla Yup
The hepatitis B vaccine is ‘the original Philadelphia story.’ Now that legacy is being challenged.The hepatitis B vaccine, discovered and developed in Philadelphia, was recently challenged by the Trump administration. Local advocates and patients are concerned for its future.Kayla Yup
OpinionA Gen Z revolution is sweeping the globe. Is it coming to America?From Nepal to Morocco to Peru, very online 20-somethings are rising up against their governments. Can it happen here?Will Bunch | Columnist
OpinionA Gen Z revolution is sweeping the globe. Is it coming to America?From Nepal to Morocco to Peru, very online 20-somethings are rising up against their governments. Can it happen here?Will Bunch | Columnist
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
Patricia M. Smith, retired deputy chief counsel for the Mid-Atlantic region of the Social Security Administration, has died at 82For two decades, she advised administration officials on legal matters, helped develop policy and procedures, managed public access to records, and represented the administration in litigation. Gary Miles
Patricia M. Smith, retired deputy chief counsel for the Mid-Atlantic region of the Social Security Administration, has died at 82For two decades, she advised administration officials on legal matters, helped develop policy and procedures, managed public access to records, and represented the administration in litigation. Gary Miles
Rutgers introduces a new sweet tomato, years in the makingRutgers new variety of tomato is called Scarlet Sunrise, a sweet, crack-resistant, golden grape tomato.Frank Kummer
Rutgers introduces a new sweet tomato, years in the makingRutgers new variety of tomato is called Scarlet Sunrise, a sweet, crack-resistant, golden grape tomato.Frank Kummer
Roger J. Dennis, provost emeritus at Rutgers-Camden and founding dean of Drexel law school, has died at 75Drexel law school colleagues said in a tribute: “His legacy lives on through the students he mentored, the programs he built, and the values he instilled in our community.”Gary Miles
Roger J. Dennis, provost emeritus at Rutgers-Camden and founding dean of Drexel law school, has died at 75Drexel law school colleagues said in a tribute: “His legacy lives on through the students he mentored, the programs he built, and the values he instilled in our community.”Gary Miles
Here are the two new principals and one curriculum supervisor taking the helm in Cherry Hill this yearThe new principals will lead Joyce Kilmer and Johnson elementary schools.Denali Sagner
Here are the two new principals and one curriculum supervisor taking the helm in Cherry Hill this yearThe new principals will lead Joyce Kilmer and Johnson elementary schools.Denali Sagner
Temple’s lifelong education program inspires seniors to keep learning as it hits 50th birthdayStudents and teachers must be 50 or older to participate in Temple's Osher Lifelong Learning Institute where participants can take as many classes as they want for an annual fee of $295.Susan Snyder
Temple’s lifelong education program inspires seniors to keep learning as it hits 50th birthdayStudents and teachers must be 50 or older to participate in Temple's Osher Lifelong Learning Institute where participants can take as many classes as they want for an annual fee of $295.Susan Snyder
After eight days on strike, DC 33 members will vote on a new contract with the city next weekA union spokesperson told The Inquirer that the vote on DC 33's contract with the city will begin next week and stretch over multiple days.Fallon Roth
After eight days on strike, DC 33 members will vote on a new contract with the city next weekA union spokesperson told The Inquirer that the vote on DC 33's contract with the city will begin next week and stretch over multiple days.Fallon Roth
DC 33 made concessions in 1992. Decades of resentment since led to Philadelphia’s current city worker strike.Many AFSCME DC 33 members have been itching for the union to take a dramatic stand against the city ever since then-Mayor Rendell won concessions in a 1992 contract. On Tuesday, they got their wish.Sean Collins Walsh
DC 33 made concessions in 1992. Decades of resentment since led to Philadelphia’s current city worker strike.Many AFSCME DC 33 members have been itching for the union to take a dramatic stand against the city ever since then-Mayor Rendell won concessions in a 1992 contract. On Tuesday, they got their wish.Sean Collins Walsh
The number of federal labor investigators hit a 52-year low in the U.S.The U.S has 611 federal labor investigators — roughly half of what it had some 50 years ago, per new data. Ariana Perez-Castells
The number of federal labor investigators hit a 52-year low in the U.S.The U.S has 611 federal labor investigators — roughly half of what it had some 50 years ago, per new data. Ariana Perez-Castells
Racing to save Stone Harbor’s Scotch Bonnet Island before it’s swallowed by rising seasSea level rise in N.J. is running at twice the global average and that's bad news for New Jersey’s 200,000 acres of tidal wetlands.Frank Kummer
Racing to save Stone Harbor’s Scotch Bonnet Island before it’s swallowed by rising seasSea level rise in N.J. is running at twice the global average and that's bad news for New Jersey’s 200,000 acres of tidal wetlands.Frank Kummer
