Temple UniversityOpinionTen years after Philly killed hitchBOT, the robots are back. Let’s be nice this time.Other cities are putting delivery robots to work for the public good, but Philadelphia has a proposal to tax them out of existence, writes Lindsay Ouellette.Lindsay Ouellette, For The Inquirer How to have a perfect Philly day, according to actor and director Amina RobinsonRosa Cartagena Roundup of third-quarter financial results for Philly-area nonprofit health systemsHarold Brubaker ‘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 IBX and Highmark want to cut costs by moving more outpatient care to surgery centersHarold Brubaker AdvertisementA 100-unit apartment building with a rooftop pool is the latest new development slated for North BroadPermits for 1,221 apartments have been obtained between City Hall and the southern border of Temple University in the last eight months.Jake Blumgart How Philadelphia is preparing for measles and other disease outbreaks during FIFA World Cup eventsThousands of visitors, declining measles vaccine rates, and a growing number of cases poses an outbreak risk, experts say. Aubrey Whelan and Sarah Gantz FIFA World Cup players who hit their heads too hard will see this Temple neurologistConcussions can be scary for professional and amateur players. Here's what to know. Sarah Gantz 23-year-old man dies in Kensington double shooting, police sayRymir Ibn-Allah Shaw died after being struck by gunfire on the 3500 block of F Street, according to police. Jesse Bunch The first Black woman to win a Barrymore for directing a musical is now going to lead Theatre HorizonAmina Robinson, who has directed some of Philadelphia's buzziest theater productions, including 'The Color Purple' and 'Fat Ham,' is now intent on creating a community-driven theaterRosa Cartagena OpinionIBX's Lorina Marshall-Blake retires with flair and verveInquirer columnist Jenice Armstrong talked with the iconic Lorina Marshall-Blake about her amazing career, legacy of service, and her love of hats.Jenice Armstrong | Columnist What to know about Phillies prospect Aidan Miller’s spinal procedureThe outpatient procedure, called radiofrequency ablation of the facet joints, involves zapping nerves that relay pain to the brain.Kayla Yup Temple’s president received $1.47 million in 2024 even though he had resigned a year earlierSuch "separation payments" have become common in higher education but can draw ire on campuses, especially in an era of layoffs.Susan Snyder Time is running out for Uber tax negotiations, and Philly teachers and advocates are pleading: reverse classroom budget cuts“Put up or shut up,” an education advocate told Council. Teachers and others talked about the devastating impact of Philadelphia School District cuts as the deadline for a City Council budget nears.Kristen A. Graham Ursinus College lays off 15% of nonfaculty staffThe layoffs are part of Ursinus’s ongoing effort to cut $10 million from its budget and close a deficit. The school cut 29 full-time faculty positions - nearly a quarter - earlier this academic year.Susan Snyder CHOP reported $271 million in operating profit for the nine months ended March 31Children's Hospital of Philadelphia's revenue climbed 9% to $4.1 billion in the first three quarters of fiscal 2026Harold Brubaker How are college grads navigating the tough job market? Here’s what some in Philly are doing.Harnessing AI and attending in-person networking events are some of the ways graduating students are taking their first steps into their careers.Ariana Perez-Castells How to have a perfect Philly Day, according to children’s book author and illustrator Greg PizzoliThe children's author and illustrator like to start the day with books and end it with a nightly dance party to the Ramones. Abigail Covington Pew Charitable Trusts announced $2.5 million in grants for life sciences workforce development and neighborhood improvementThe grants are going to The Skills Initiative, a job-training nonprofit, and North10 Philadelphia, a community-development group.Harold Brubaker Minnie Moore-Johnson, longtime celebrated community activist and social ‘game changer,’ has died at 86 Her signature Thanksgiving meal for seniors morphed from a small dinner at her home into a nationally-acclaimed feast for thousands at dozens of locations across Philadelphia.Gary Miles See more storiesAdvertisement
OpinionTen years after Philly killed hitchBOT, the robots are back. Let’s be nice this time.Other cities are putting delivery robots to work for the public good, but Philadelphia has a proposal to tax them out of existence, writes Lindsay Ouellette.Lindsay Ouellette, For The Inquirer
OpinionTen years after Philly killed hitchBOT, the robots are back. Let’s be nice this time.Other cities are putting delivery robots to work for the public good, but Philadelphia has a proposal to tax them out of existence, writes Lindsay Ouellette.Lindsay Ouellette, For The Inquirer
‘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
A 100-unit apartment building with a rooftop pool is the latest new development slated for North BroadPermits for 1,221 apartments have been obtained between City Hall and the southern border of Temple University in the last eight months.Jake Blumgart
A 100-unit apartment building with a rooftop pool is the latest new development slated for North BroadPermits for 1,221 apartments have been obtained between City Hall and the southern border of Temple University in the last eight months.Jake Blumgart
How Philadelphia is preparing for measles and other disease outbreaks during FIFA World Cup eventsThousands of visitors, declining measles vaccine rates, and a growing number of cases poses an outbreak risk, experts say. Aubrey Whelan and Sarah Gantz
How Philadelphia is preparing for measles and other disease outbreaks during FIFA World Cup eventsThousands of visitors, declining measles vaccine rates, and a growing number of cases poses an outbreak risk, experts say. Aubrey Whelan and Sarah Gantz
FIFA World Cup players who hit their heads too hard will see this Temple neurologistConcussions can be scary for professional and amateur players. Here's what to know. Sarah Gantz
FIFA World Cup players who hit their heads too hard will see this Temple neurologistConcussions can be scary for professional and amateur players. Here's what to know. Sarah Gantz
23-year-old man dies in Kensington double shooting, police sayRymir Ibn-Allah Shaw died after being struck by gunfire on the 3500 block of F Street, according to police. Jesse Bunch
23-year-old man dies in Kensington double shooting, police sayRymir Ibn-Allah Shaw died after being struck by gunfire on the 3500 block of F Street, according to police. Jesse Bunch
The first Black woman to win a Barrymore for directing a musical is now going to lead Theatre HorizonAmina Robinson, who has directed some of Philadelphia's buzziest theater productions, including 'The Color Purple' and 'Fat Ham,' is now intent on creating a community-driven theaterRosa Cartagena
The first Black woman to win a Barrymore for directing a musical is now going to lead Theatre HorizonAmina Robinson, who has directed some of Philadelphia's buzziest theater productions, including 'The Color Purple' and 'Fat Ham,' is now intent on creating a community-driven theaterRosa Cartagena
OpinionIBX's Lorina Marshall-Blake retires with flair and verveInquirer columnist Jenice Armstrong talked with the iconic Lorina Marshall-Blake about her amazing career, legacy of service, and her love of hats.Jenice Armstrong | Columnist
OpinionIBX's Lorina Marshall-Blake retires with flair and verveInquirer columnist Jenice Armstrong talked with the iconic Lorina Marshall-Blake about her amazing career, legacy of service, and her love of hats.Jenice Armstrong | Columnist
What to know about Phillies prospect Aidan Miller’s spinal procedureThe outpatient procedure, called radiofrequency ablation of the facet joints, involves zapping nerves that relay pain to the brain.Kayla Yup
What to know about Phillies prospect Aidan Miller’s spinal procedureThe outpatient procedure, called radiofrequency ablation of the facet joints, involves zapping nerves that relay pain to the brain.Kayla Yup
Temple’s president received $1.47 million in 2024 even though he had resigned a year earlierSuch "separation payments" have become common in higher education but can draw ire on campuses, especially in an era of layoffs.Susan Snyder
Temple’s president received $1.47 million in 2024 even though he had resigned a year earlierSuch "separation payments" have become common in higher education but can draw ire on campuses, especially in an era of layoffs.Susan Snyder
Time is running out for Uber tax negotiations, and Philly teachers and advocates are pleading: reverse classroom budget cuts“Put up or shut up,” an education advocate told Council. Teachers and others talked about the devastating impact of Philadelphia School District cuts as the deadline for a City Council budget nears.Kristen A. Graham
Time is running out for Uber tax negotiations, and Philly teachers and advocates are pleading: reverse classroom budget cuts“Put up or shut up,” an education advocate told Council. Teachers and others talked about the devastating impact of Philadelphia School District cuts as the deadline for a City Council budget nears.Kristen A. Graham
Ursinus College lays off 15% of nonfaculty staffThe layoffs are part of Ursinus’s ongoing effort to cut $10 million from its budget and close a deficit. The school cut 29 full-time faculty positions - nearly a quarter - earlier this academic year.Susan Snyder
Ursinus College lays off 15% of nonfaculty staffThe layoffs are part of Ursinus’s ongoing effort to cut $10 million from its budget and close a deficit. The school cut 29 full-time faculty positions - nearly a quarter - earlier this academic year.Susan Snyder
CHOP reported $271 million in operating profit for the nine months ended March 31Children's Hospital of Philadelphia's revenue climbed 9% to $4.1 billion in the first three quarters of fiscal 2026Harold Brubaker
CHOP reported $271 million in operating profit for the nine months ended March 31Children's Hospital of Philadelphia's revenue climbed 9% to $4.1 billion in the first three quarters of fiscal 2026Harold Brubaker
How are college grads navigating the tough job market? Here’s what some in Philly are doing.Harnessing AI and attending in-person networking events are some of the ways graduating students are taking their first steps into their careers.Ariana Perez-Castells
How are college grads navigating the tough job market? Here’s what some in Philly are doing.Harnessing AI and attending in-person networking events are some of the ways graduating students are taking their first steps into their careers.Ariana Perez-Castells
How to have a perfect Philly Day, according to children’s book author and illustrator Greg PizzoliThe children's author and illustrator like to start the day with books and end it with a nightly dance party to the Ramones. Abigail Covington
How to have a perfect Philly Day, according to children’s book author and illustrator Greg PizzoliThe children's author and illustrator like to start the day with books and end it with a nightly dance party to the Ramones. Abigail Covington
Pew Charitable Trusts announced $2.5 million in grants for life sciences workforce development and neighborhood improvementThe grants are going to The Skills Initiative, a job-training nonprofit, and North10 Philadelphia, a community-development group.Harold Brubaker
Pew Charitable Trusts announced $2.5 million in grants for life sciences workforce development and neighborhood improvementThe grants are going to The Skills Initiative, a job-training nonprofit, and North10 Philadelphia, a community-development group.Harold Brubaker
Minnie Moore-Johnson, longtime celebrated community activist and social ‘game changer,’ has died at 86 Her signature Thanksgiving meal for seniors morphed from a small dinner at her home into a nationally-acclaimed feast for thousands at dozens of locations across Philadelphia.Gary Miles
Minnie Moore-Johnson, longtime celebrated community activist and social ‘game changer,’ has died at 86 Her signature Thanksgiving meal for seniors morphed from a small dinner at her home into a nationally-acclaimed feast for thousands at dozens of locations across Philadelphia.Gary Miles
