Temple UniversityA state board has plans to improve college affordability and increase the number of people who complete degreesHelping financially struggling colleges, increasing college degree attainment, and addressing costs are among the areas addressed in the Pennsylvania State Board of Higher Education's 10-year plan. Susan Snyder Temple pledges to boost police patrol officers by 58% over five years following staffing study Susan Snyder Temple announces voluntary retirement program for faculty amid budget crunchSusan Snyder Opinion‘Deadnaming’ Rachel Levine is not a small act. It’s a warning to the medical profession.Arthur Lazarus, For The Inquirer Roberta Fallon, artist, writer, and Artblog cofounder, has died at 76Gary Miles AdvertisementTemple’s former enrollment head gets job at RutgersJose Aviles has been named Senior Vice President for Enrollment Management and Student Success at New Jersey’s flagship university. He led enrollment at Temple for two and a half years. Susan Snyder CHOP was Southeastern Pa.’s most profitable nonprofit health system in first quarter of fiscal 2026. Four systems lost money.The Inquirer compiled financial results in the first quarter of fiscal 2026 for nine area health systems.Harold Brubaker Who is living in all of Center City’s new apartment buildings?As new apartment towers have transformed Center City, some longtime residents have expressed confusion about who actually lives in them. A new survey looked into it.Jake Blumgart Hospital-based anti-violence programs get $3 million in state fundingTemple, Penn, and Urban Affairs Coalition are among the institutions receiving grants to address violence announced by Lt. Gov. Austin Davis on Wednesday.Kayla Yup A man and teen were killed during attempted sale of a Rolex in Germantown, police sayThe attempted sale erupted in gunfire Tuesday, leaving Tyree Ware and Quaneef Lee dead. Ellie Rushing and Jillian Kramer 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 More than 65,000 immigrants are being held in federal detention, a big increase from when Trump took office"They are dead serious about moving as many people out of the country as possible, and keeping them detained while they do it," said Philly immigration attorney Jonah Eaton.Jeff Gammage A man died driving on Northwest Philly’s winding, wet roads. The neighborhood has tried addressing the danger for decades.A 65-year-old man died on Sunday evening after crashing his car on Cresheim Valley Drive in Chestnut Hill. The community has petitioned the city for years to make safety improvements.Henry Savage Temple Health reported a $15 million operating loss in the first quarter of fiscal 2026The North Philadelphia nonprofit's quarterly revenue for the three months that ended Sept. 30 was $800 million, which was a 13% increase over the same period last year.Harold Brubaker Inside a Kensington wound care clinicXylazine, which was never approved for human use, has wreaked havoc in Kensington. Amputations among opioid users have more than doubled.Aubrey Whelan These professors say they’re part of a growing movement banning laptops from the classroomSome professors say students are booking flights and gambling online during class, so they banned computers. Others say technology is an important part of the learning experience. Susan Snyder John Borodiak, Hall of Fame pro soccer player and longtime dental lab owner, has died at 89 In 1967, Daily News sportswriter Dick Metzgar published his Christmas wish list and asked for “more hustling performers like little fullback John Borodiak.” Gary Miles Temple Health says its new medical malpractice strategy is workingTemple's strategy of settling old medical malpractice cases with the help of seasoned commercial litigators is expected to pay off in the long term with lower malpractice costs.Harold Brubaker Colman Domingo will deliver Temple University’s commencement speech next MayThe West Philly born actor, who studied journalism at Temple before dropping out to pursue acting, will also receive an honorary degree.Elizabeth Wellington Rape crisis centers are finally getting funding from Pennsylvania’s budget, but advocates say it’s not enough to support survivorsThe Pennsylvania Coalition to Advance Respect estimates that 47 rape crisis centers will see an average increase of $5,300 — its first in five years, but still not enough, the organization said. Fallon Roth See more storiesAdvertisement
A state board has plans to improve college affordability and increase the number of people who complete degreesHelping financially struggling colleges, increasing college degree attainment, and addressing costs are among the areas addressed in the Pennsylvania State Board of Higher Education's 10-year plan. Susan Snyder
A state board has plans to improve college affordability and increase the number of people who complete degreesHelping financially struggling colleges, increasing college degree attainment, and addressing costs are among the areas addressed in the Pennsylvania State Board of Higher Education's 10-year plan. Susan Snyder
Temple pledges to boost police patrol officers by 58% over five years following staffing study Susan Snyder
Temple pledges to boost police patrol officers by 58% over five years following staffing study Susan Snyder
Opinion‘Deadnaming’ Rachel Levine is not a small act. It’s a warning to the medical profession.Arthur Lazarus, For The Inquirer
Opinion‘Deadnaming’ Rachel Levine is not a small act. It’s a warning to the medical profession.Arthur Lazarus, For The Inquirer
Temple’s former enrollment head gets job at RutgersJose Aviles has been named Senior Vice President for Enrollment Management and Student Success at New Jersey’s flagship university. He led enrollment at Temple for two and a half years. Susan Snyder
Temple’s former enrollment head gets job at RutgersJose Aviles has been named Senior Vice President for Enrollment Management and Student Success at New Jersey’s flagship university. He led enrollment at Temple for two and a half years. Susan Snyder
CHOP was Southeastern Pa.’s most profitable nonprofit health system in first quarter of fiscal 2026. Four systems lost money.The Inquirer compiled financial results in the first quarter of fiscal 2026 for nine area health systems.Harold Brubaker
CHOP was Southeastern Pa.’s most profitable nonprofit health system in first quarter of fiscal 2026. Four systems lost money.The Inquirer compiled financial results in the first quarter of fiscal 2026 for nine area health systems.Harold Brubaker
Who is living in all of Center City’s new apartment buildings?As new apartment towers have transformed Center City, some longtime residents have expressed confusion about who actually lives in them. A new survey looked into it.Jake Blumgart
Who is living in all of Center City’s new apartment buildings?As new apartment towers have transformed Center City, some longtime residents have expressed confusion about who actually lives in them. A new survey looked into it.Jake Blumgart
Hospital-based anti-violence programs get $3 million in state fundingTemple, Penn, and Urban Affairs Coalition are among the institutions receiving grants to address violence announced by Lt. Gov. Austin Davis on Wednesday.Kayla Yup
Hospital-based anti-violence programs get $3 million in state fundingTemple, Penn, and Urban Affairs Coalition are among the institutions receiving grants to address violence announced by Lt. Gov. Austin Davis on Wednesday.Kayla Yup
A man and teen were killed during attempted sale of a Rolex in Germantown, police sayThe attempted sale erupted in gunfire Tuesday, leaving Tyree Ware and Quaneef Lee dead. Ellie Rushing and Jillian Kramer
A man and teen were killed during attempted sale of a Rolex in Germantown, police sayThe attempted sale erupted in gunfire Tuesday, leaving Tyree Ware and Quaneef Lee dead. Ellie Rushing and Jillian Kramer
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
More than 65,000 immigrants are being held in federal detention, a big increase from when Trump took office"They are dead serious about moving as many people out of the country as possible, and keeping them detained while they do it," said Philly immigration attorney Jonah Eaton.Jeff Gammage
More than 65,000 immigrants are being held in federal detention, a big increase from when Trump took office"They are dead serious about moving as many people out of the country as possible, and keeping them detained while they do it," said Philly immigration attorney Jonah Eaton.Jeff Gammage
A man died driving on Northwest Philly’s winding, wet roads. The neighborhood has tried addressing the danger for decades.A 65-year-old man died on Sunday evening after crashing his car on Cresheim Valley Drive in Chestnut Hill. The community has petitioned the city for years to make safety improvements.Henry Savage
A man died driving on Northwest Philly’s winding, wet roads. The neighborhood has tried addressing the danger for decades.A 65-year-old man died on Sunday evening after crashing his car on Cresheim Valley Drive in Chestnut Hill. The community has petitioned the city for years to make safety improvements.Henry Savage
Temple Health reported a $15 million operating loss in the first quarter of fiscal 2026The North Philadelphia nonprofit's quarterly revenue for the three months that ended Sept. 30 was $800 million, which was a 13% increase over the same period last year.Harold Brubaker
Temple Health reported a $15 million operating loss in the first quarter of fiscal 2026The North Philadelphia nonprofit's quarterly revenue for the three months that ended Sept. 30 was $800 million, which was a 13% increase over the same period last year.Harold Brubaker
Inside a Kensington wound care clinicXylazine, which was never approved for human use, has wreaked havoc in Kensington. Amputations among opioid users have more than doubled.Aubrey Whelan
Inside a Kensington wound care clinicXylazine, which was never approved for human use, has wreaked havoc in Kensington. Amputations among opioid users have more than doubled.Aubrey Whelan
These professors say they’re part of a growing movement banning laptops from the classroomSome professors say students are booking flights and gambling online during class, so they banned computers. Others say technology is an important part of the learning experience. Susan Snyder
These professors say they’re part of a growing movement banning laptops from the classroomSome professors say students are booking flights and gambling online during class, so they banned computers. Others say technology is an important part of the learning experience. Susan Snyder
John Borodiak, Hall of Fame pro soccer player and longtime dental lab owner, has died at 89 In 1967, Daily News sportswriter Dick Metzgar published his Christmas wish list and asked for “more hustling performers like little fullback John Borodiak.” Gary Miles
John Borodiak, Hall of Fame pro soccer player and longtime dental lab owner, has died at 89 In 1967, Daily News sportswriter Dick Metzgar published his Christmas wish list and asked for “more hustling performers like little fullback John Borodiak.” Gary Miles
Temple Health says its new medical malpractice strategy is workingTemple's strategy of settling old medical malpractice cases with the help of seasoned commercial litigators is expected to pay off in the long term with lower malpractice costs.Harold Brubaker
Temple Health says its new medical malpractice strategy is workingTemple's strategy of settling old medical malpractice cases with the help of seasoned commercial litigators is expected to pay off in the long term with lower malpractice costs.Harold Brubaker
Colman Domingo will deliver Temple University’s commencement speech next MayThe West Philly born actor, who studied journalism at Temple before dropping out to pursue acting, will also receive an honorary degree.Elizabeth Wellington
Colman Domingo will deliver Temple University’s commencement speech next MayThe West Philly born actor, who studied journalism at Temple before dropping out to pursue acting, will also receive an honorary degree.Elizabeth Wellington
Rape crisis centers are finally getting funding from Pennsylvania’s budget, but advocates say it’s not enough to support survivorsThe Pennsylvania Coalition to Advance Respect estimates that 47 rape crisis centers will see an average increase of $5,300 — its first in five years, but still not enough, the organization said. Fallon Roth
Rape crisis centers are finally getting funding from Pennsylvania’s budget, but advocates say it’s not enough to support survivorsThe Pennsylvania Coalition to Advance Respect estimates that 47 rape crisis centers will see an average increase of $5,300 — its first in five years, but still not enough, the organization said. Fallon Roth
