University of PennsylvaniaAlbert Gury, popular painter and award-winning professor of art education, has died at 74He taught for decades at the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts and lectured at the old University of the Arts, the Fleisher Art Memorial, the Barnes Foundation, and elsewhere. Gary Miles Funding was cut to life-saving medical research programs in Philly. Rep. Brendan Boyle demands to know why.Kayla Yup Penn receives $10 million to study new treatment for ‘relentless,’ rare genetic disease with no cureKayla Yup One of Philly’s top Vietnamese restaurants is closing, but owners are looking for a new locationKiki Aranita and Michael Klein Trump admin asks colleges to agree to reforms. Penn is a member of the group that helped draft them.Susan Snyder AdvertisementOpinionAI surveillance is already here. Urban governance isn’t.World Cup host cities were also AI surveillance labs. A new study finds 4 out of 5 cities deploy these tools or plan to, yet fewer than a third have ethics oversight. That should alarm everyone.Eugénie L. Birch and Mauricio Rodas, For The Inquirer A Penn psychiatrist is helping shape the field’s guide to diagnosing mental disorders. Here’s what could change.Led by Penn psychiatrist Maria Oquendo, the committee planning the next DSM update has proposed creating a “living DSM,” changing the manual’s name, and making diagnoses more “person-centered."Kayla Yup Neysa Adams, pioneering civic and community leader, scientist, and teacher, has died at 104She earned a degree in biochemistry with honors at Penn, did scientific research for a time, and taught English and history for two years at Philadelphia High School for Girls.Gary Miles OpinionTrump wants smarter computers, dumber people | Will Bunch NewsletterPlus, the Gen Z revolution takes on India.Will Bunch | Columnist Trump administration drops its subpoena seeking names of Jewish people at Penn The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission also agreed not to seek the information in the subpoena in alternative ways.Susan Snyder A new federal judge for Philadelphia was confirmed by the U.S. SenateAntonio Pozos will become the region's first new district court judge to be appointed by President Donald Trump during his second term.Chris Palmer Shakira, Tim McGraw, Jill Scott, and Connor Barwin’s Make the World Better concerts are highlights of a busy Philly music weekend Plus, one of Pierre Robert's favorite bands in South Philly, Disco Biscuits in King of Prussia, Bruce Hornsby in Ocean City, and a lot more.Dan DeLuca Penn and CHOP researchers lost millions in federal funding for healthcare research last week, forcing programs to closeThe Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality last week cut dozens of grants, affecting multiple programs at Penn and CHOP. “These are not controversial topics,” CHOP doctor Christopher Forrest said.Kayla Yup OpinionI’m a Philly neonatologist. Every time I discharge a baby from the NICU, I worry about the air they’ll breathe at home | Expert OpinionSome infants may face a double exposure to air pollution: first before birth, then again after discharge.Tim Nelin Pennsylvania’s state universities will consider offering three-year bachelor’s degreesFor a long-time, the four-year, 120-credit bachelor's degree has been the norm. The new approach would reduce the credits required for a bachelor's to about 90. Susan Snyder A Penn Medicine employee shuttle was struck by a car and knocked on its side early Friday in South PhillyOne of the 11 passengers was initially in critical condition, but has been upgraded to stable.Harold Brubaker Penn State board committee votes to raise tuition, room and board 2.5% for in-state University Park students in 2027-28That’s a larger increase than the 2% tuition hike already approved for 2026-27. Penn State sets its costs a year ahead of time; rates for 2026-27 were set last year. Susan Snyder OpinionThe whitewash is the lessonThe debate over history is here. It’s happening all around us. The only question is whether we have the courage to expose our young people to it.Jonathan Zimmerman | Columnist Kathy M. Winter, lifelong artist, teacher, and former parish council president, has died at 91 She painted the statue of St. Gianna Beretta Molla in Warminster, and her painting of a restored statue of St. Gabriel for a church in New Orleans was featured in The Inquirer in 2007.Gary Miles Richard D. Wood Jr., Wawa chair emeritus and ‘guiding heart and soul,’ has died at 88“Dick Wood was our true lead goose who was the guiding heart and soul of the company,” Chris Gheysens, Wawa’s chairman and CEO, said. “He is the reason why Wawa is the company we are today."Gary Miles See more storiesAdvertisement
Albert Gury, popular painter and award-winning professor of art education, has died at 74He taught for decades at the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts and lectured at the old University of the Arts, the Fleisher Art Memorial, the Barnes Foundation, and elsewhere. Gary Miles
Albert Gury, popular painter and award-winning professor of art education, has died at 74He taught for decades at the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts and lectured at the old University of the Arts, the Fleisher Art Memorial, the Barnes Foundation, and elsewhere. Gary Miles
Funding was cut to life-saving medical research programs in Philly. Rep. Brendan Boyle demands to know why.Kayla Yup
Funding was cut to life-saving medical research programs in Philly. Rep. Brendan Boyle demands to know why.Kayla Yup
Penn receives $10 million to study new treatment for ‘relentless,’ rare genetic disease with no cureKayla Yup
Penn receives $10 million to study new treatment for ‘relentless,’ rare genetic disease with no cureKayla Yup
One of Philly’s top Vietnamese restaurants is closing, but owners are looking for a new locationKiki Aranita and Michael Klein
One of Philly’s top Vietnamese restaurants is closing, but owners are looking for a new locationKiki Aranita and Michael Klein
Trump admin asks colleges to agree to reforms. Penn is a member of the group that helped draft them.Susan Snyder
Trump admin asks colleges to agree to reforms. Penn is a member of the group that helped draft them.Susan Snyder
OpinionAI surveillance is already here. Urban governance isn’t.World Cup host cities were also AI surveillance labs. A new study finds 4 out of 5 cities deploy these tools or plan to, yet fewer than a third have ethics oversight. That should alarm everyone.Eugénie L. Birch and Mauricio Rodas, For The Inquirer
OpinionAI surveillance is already here. Urban governance isn’t.World Cup host cities were also AI surveillance labs. A new study finds 4 out of 5 cities deploy these tools or plan to, yet fewer than a third have ethics oversight. That should alarm everyone.Eugénie L. Birch and Mauricio Rodas, For The Inquirer
A Penn psychiatrist is helping shape the field’s guide to diagnosing mental disorders. Here’s what could change.Led by Penn psychiatrist Maria Oquendo, the committee planning the next DSM update has proposed creating a “living DSM,” changing the manual’s name, and making diagnoses more “person-centered."Kayla Yup
A Penn psychiatrist is helping shape the field’s guide to diagnosing mental disorders. Here’s what could change.Led by Penn psychiatrist Maria Oquendo, the committee planning the next DSM update has proposed creating a “living DSM,” changing the manual’s name, and making diagnoses more “person-centered."Kayla Yup
Neysa Adams, pioneering civic and community leader, scientist, and teacher, has died at 104She earned a degree in biochemistry with honors at Penn, did scientific research for a time, and taught English and history for two years at Philadelphia High School for Girls.Gary Miles
Neysa Adams, pioneering civic and community leader, scientist, and teacher, has died at 104She earned a degree in biochemistry with honors at Penn, did scientific research for a time, and taught English and history for two years at Philadelphia High School for Girls.Gary Miles
OpinionTrump wants smarter computers, dumber people | Will Bunch NewsletterPlus, the Gen Z revolution takes on India.Will Bunch | Columnist
OpinionTrump wants smarter computers, dumber people | Will Bunch NewsletterPlus, the Gen Z revolution takes on India.Will Bunch | Columnist
Trump administration drops its subpoena seeking names of Jewish people at Penn The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission also agreed not to seek the information in the subpoena in alternative ways.Susan Snyder
Trump administration drops its subpoena seeking names of Jewish people at Penn The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission also agreed not to seek the information in the subpoena in alternative ways.Susan Snyder
A new federal judge for Philadelphia was confirmed by the U.S. SenateAntonio Pozos will become the region's first new district court judge to be appointed by President Donald Trump during his second term.Chris Palmer
A new federal judge for Philadelphia was confirmed by the U.S. SenateAntonio Pozos will become the region's first new district court judge to be appointed by President Donald Trump during his second term.Chris Palmer
Shakira, Tim McGraw, Jill Scott, and Connor Barwin’s Make the World Better concerts are highlights of a busy Philly music weekend Plus, one of Pierre Robert's favorite bands in South Philly, Disco Biscuits in King of Prussia, Bruce Hornsby in Ocean City, and a lot more.Dan DeLuca
Shakira, Tim McGraw, Jill Scott, and Connor Barwin’s Make the World Better concerts are highlights of a busy Philly music weekend Plus, one of Pierre Robert's favorite bands in South Philly, Disco Biscuits in King of Prussia, Bruce Hornsby in Ocean City, and a lot more.Dan DeLuca
Penn and CHOP researchers lost millions in federal funding for healthcare research last week, forcing programs to closeThe Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality last week cut dozens of grants, affecting multiple programs at Penn and CHOP. “These are not controversial topics,” CHOP doctor Christopher Forrest said.Kayla Yup
Penn and CHOP researchers lost millions in federal funding for healthcare research last week, forcing programs to closeThe Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality last week cut dozens of grants, affecting multiple programs at Penn and CHOP. “These are not controversial topics,” CHOP doctor Christopher Forrest said.Kayla Yup
OpinionI’m a Philly neonatologist. Every time I discharge a baby from the NICU, I worry about the air they’ll breathe at home | Expert OpinionSome infants may face a double exposure to air pollution: first before birth, then again after discharge.Tim Nelin
OpinionI’m a Philly neonatologist. Every time I discharge a baby from the NICU, I worry about the air they’ll breathe at home | Expert OpinionSome infants may face a double exposure to air pollution: first before birth, then again after discharge.Tim Nelin
Pennsylvania’s state universities will consider offering three-year bachelor’s degreesFor a long-time, the four-year, 120-credit bachelor's degree has been the norm. The new approach would reduce the credits required for a bachelor's to about 90. Susan Snyder
Pennsylvania’s state universities will consider offering three-year bachelor’s degreesFor a long-time, the four-year, 120-credit bachelor's degree has been the norm. The new approach would reduce the credits required for a bachelor's to about 90. Susan Snyder
A Penn Medicine employee shuttle was struck by a car and knocked on its side early Friday in South PhillyOne of the 11 passengers was initially in critical condition, but has been upgraded to stable.Harold Brubaker
A Penn Medicine employee shuttle was struck by a car and knocked on its side early Friday in South PhillyOne of the 11 passengers was initially in critical condition, but has been upgraded to stable.Harold Brubaker
Penn State board committee votes to raise tuition, room and board 2.5% for in-state University Park students in 2027-28That’s a larger increase than the 2% tuition hike already approved for 2026-27. Penn State sets its costs a year ahead of time; rates for 2026-27 were set last year. Susan Snyder
Penn State board committee votes to raise tuition, room and board 2.5% for in-state University Park students in 2027-28That’s a larger increase than the 2% tuition hike already approved for 2026-27. Penn State sets its costs a year ahead of time; rates for 2026-27 were set last year. Susan Snyder
OpinionThe whitewash is the lessonThe debate over history is here. It’s happening all around us. The only question is whether we have the courage to expose our young people to it.Jonathan Zimmerman | Columnist
OpinionThe whitewash is the lessonThe debate over history is here. It’s happening all around us. The only question is whether we have the courage to expose our young people to it.Jonathan Zimmerman | Columnist
Kathy M. Winter, lifelong artist, teacher, and former parish council president, has died at 91 She painted the statue of St. Gianna Beretta Molla in Warminster, and her painting of a restored statue of St. Gabriel for a church in New Orleans was featured in The Inquirer in 2007.Gary Miles
Kathy M. Winter, lifelong artist, teacher, and former parish council president, has died at 91 She painted the statue of St. Gianna Beretta Molla in Warminster, and her painting of a restored statue of St. Gabriel for a church in New Orleans was featured in The Inquirer in 2007.Gary Miles
Richard D. Wood Jr., Wawa chair emeritus and ‘guiding heart and soul,’ has died at 88“Dick Wood was our true lead goose who was the guiding heart and soul of the company,” Chris Gheysens, Wawa’s chairman and CEO, said. “He is the reason why Wawa is the company we are today."Gary Miles
Richard D. Wood Jr., Wawa chair emeritus and ‘guiding heart and soul,’ has died at 88“Dick Wood was our true lead goose who was the guiding heart and soul of the company,” Chris Gheysens, Wawa’s chairman and CEO, said. “He is the reason why Wawa is the company we are today."Gary Miles
