University of PennsylvaniaDaniel Segal, longtime Philadelphia attorney and community activist, has died at 79He was an expert in juvenile law, defamation, the First Amendment, professional ethics, education, civil rights, and other legal issues. Gary Miles OpinionWho’s a Jew? The government should never askJonathan Zimmerman | Columnist Black and low-income patients face disparities in access to genetic testing, Penn study findsKayla Yup Sharif Street could become Pa.’s first Muslim member of Congress. But don’t make assumptions about his politics. Sean Collins Walsh How Penn helped to rescue RHD’s Family Practice health clinics after a nonprofit ownership changeHarold Brubaker AdvertisementIn his new book, Gov. Josh Shapiro recalls an ‘offensive’ vetting process to be Kamala Harris’ running mateIn Shapiro’s memoir set to publish later this month, he recalls being asked by Harris’ vetting team if he had ever been “an agent of the Israeli government,” among other new details.Gillian McGoldrick A former nun and her husband give $5 million to Neumann University for its nursing programNeumann University has named its nursing college The Jacquelyn Wilson Fegley ’71 College of Nursing in recognition of the donation from Jackie and Bill Fegley. Susan Snyder Jewish students and faculty at Penn ask that their names not be turned over in federal antisemitism investigationPenn has refused to comply with an EEOC subpoena seeking a list of Jewish students and faculty at Penn and the EEOC is now suing the university over its refusal to cooperate.Susan Snyder Temple, Villanova, and Penn State are among local schools beginning to pay athletes. Here’s how it’s going so far.Penn State, Temple, Villanova, St. Joe’s, Drexel and La Salle are among Pennsylvania schools that have begun to directly pay athletes following a settlement last year in federal class-action lawsuits.Susan Snyder OpinionIn the lottery of life, I got luckyMy mother died last week, after a long and fruitful life. Of course, it’s always sad to lose a loved one. But since she passed, I’ve felt more serendipity than sorrow.Jonathan Zimmerman | Columnist More Philadelphia police live outside the city than ever beforeAbout a third of the Philly police department’s 6,363 full-time staffers live elsewhere, roughly double the number back in 2017. The most popular destination: Lower Bucks County.Ryan W. Briggs and Anna Orso Jefferson and Temple join wide-ranging litigation over high insulin pricingThe move follows similar suits from the University of Pennsylvania, the city of Philadelphia, Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner, and Bucks County.Aubrey Whelan Penn graduate student workers could strike next monthThousands of unionized teaching and research assistants plan to walk off the job if a contract deal is not reached by the deadline.Ariana Perez-Castells OpinionThe other ‘insane’ thing about Trump and Venezuela | Will Bunch NewsletterPlus, Newsom’s ‘28 campaign feels DOA before it starts.Will Bunch | Columnist Philadelphia is a top place to launch a start-up — but success requires more than passion | Expert OpinionThe region has a number of local resources that can be helpful to founders who have an innovative idea but lack business or financial expertise, Gene Marks writes.Gene Marks, For The Inquirer The Trump administration is targeting ultra-processed foods. A Penn researcher explains why that might be complicated. | Q&ANew dietary guidelines released by the Trump administration tell Americans to avoid ultra-processed foods but don't have an official definition for them.Kayla Yup OpinionNew research shows we pay doctors less to care for Black and Latino patients than white onesWe get what we pay for. In the U.S., doctors are paid very different sums for different patients, even when providing the same service.Aaron Schwartz and Rachel M. Werner, For The Inquirer Why touring ‘Suffs’ in Philadelphia under Trump is a ‘radical act’The hit musical about the women’s suffrage movement centers on South Jersey activist Alice Paul but also has several other hat tips to the Philadelphia regionRosa Cartagena A new $50 million investment fund will back Penn life sciences start-upsThe University of Pennsylvania, biotech firm BioNTech, and Osage University Partners, a venture capital firm in Bala Cynwyd, launched the fund to back early-stage life sciences startups at Penn.Harold Brubaker RFK Jr. is upending U.S. vaccine policy. A Philly expert says child hospitalizations and deaths will rise as a result.Paul Offit, a nationally renowned vaccine expert who co-invented a vaccine for rotavirus, said the move will only increase preventable illnesses in children. Aubrey Whelan See more storiesAdvertisement
Daniel Segal, longtime Philadelphia attorney and community activist, has died at 79He was an expert in juvenile law, defamation, the First Amendment, professional ethics, education, civil rights, and other legal issues. Gary Miles
Daniel Segal, longtime Philadelphia attorney and community activist, has died at 79He was an expert in juvenile law, defamation, the First Amendment, professional ethics, education, civil rights, and other legal issues. Gary Miles
Black and low-income patients face disparities in access to genetic testing, Penn study findsKayla Yup
Black and low-income patients face disparities in access to genetic testing, Penn study findsKayla Yup
Sharif Street could become Pa.’s first Muslim member of Congress. But don’t make assumptions about his politics. Sean Collins Walsh
Sharif Street could become Pa.’s first Muslim member of Congress. But don’t make assumptions about his politics. Sean Collins Walsh
How Penn helped to rescue RHD’s Family Practice health clinics after a nonprofit ownership changeHarold Brubaker
How Penn helped to rescue RHD’s Family Practice health clinics after a nonprofit ownership changeHarold Brubaker
In his new book, Gov. Josh Shapiro recalls an ‘offensive’ vetting process to be Kamala Harris’ running mateIn Shapiro’s memoir set to publish later this month, he recalls being asked by Harris’ vetting team if he had ever been “an agent of the Israeli government,” among other new details.Gillian McGoldrick
In his new book, Gov. Josh Shapiro recalls an ‘offensive’ vetting process to be Kamala Harris’ running mateIn Shapiro’s memoir set to publish later this month, he recalls being asked by Harris’ vetting team if he had ever been “an agent of the Israeli government,” among other new details.Gillian McGoldrick
A former nun and her husband give $5 million to Neumann University for its nursing programNeumann University has named its nursing college The Jacquelyn Wilson Fegley ’71 College of Nursing in recognition of the donation from Jackie and Bill Fegley. Susan Snyder
A former nun and her husband give $5 million to Neumann University for its nursing programNeumann University has named its nursing college The Jacquelyn Wilson Fegley ’71 College of Nursing in recognition of the donation from Jackie and Bill Fegley. Susan Snyder
Jewish students and faculty at Penn ask that their names not be turned over in federal antisemitism investigationPenn has refused to comply with an EEOC subpoena seeking a list of Jewish students and faculty at Penn and the EEOC is now suing the university over its refusal to cooperate.Susan Snyder
Jewish students and faculty at Penn ask that their names not be turned over in federal antisemitism investigationPenn has refused to comply with an EEOC subpoena seeking a list of Jewish students and faculty at Penn and the EEOC is now suing the university over its refusal to cooperate.Susan Snyder
Temple, Villanova, and Penn State are among local schools beginning to pay athletes. Here’s how it’s going so far.Penn State, Temple, Villanova, St. Joe’s, Drexel and La Salle are among Pennsylvania schools that have begun to directly pay athletes following a settlement last year in federal class-action lawsuits.Susan Snyder
Temple, Villanova, and Penn State are among local schools beginning to pay athletes. Here’s how it’s going so far.Penn State, Temple, Villanova, St. Joe’s, Drexel and La Salle are among Pennsylvania schools that have begun to directly pay athletes following a settlement last year in federal class-action lawsuits.Susan Snyder
OpinionIn the lottery of life, I got luckyMy mother died last week, after a long and fruitful life. Of course, it’s always sad to lose a loved one. But since she passed, I’ve felt more serendipity than sorrow.Jonathan Zimmerman | Columnist
OpinionIn the lottery of life, I got luckyMy mother died last week, after a long and fruitful life. Of course, it’s always sad to lose a loved one. But since she passed, I’ve felt more serendipity than sorrow.Jonathan Zimmerman | Columnist
More Philadelphia police live outside the city than ever beforeAbout a third of the Philly police department’s 6,363 full-time staffers live elsewhere, roughly double the number back in 2017. The most popular destination: Lower Bucks County.Ryan W. Briggs and Anna Orso
More Philadelphia police live outside the city than ever beforeAbout a third of the Philly police department’s 6,363 full-time staffers live elsewhere, roughly double the number back in 2017. The most popular destination: Lower Bucks County.Ryan W. Briggs and Anna Orso
Jefferson and Temple join wide-ranging litigation over high insulin pricingThe move follows similar suits from the University of Pennsylvania, the city of Philadelphia, Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner, and Bucks County.Aubrey Whelan
Jefferson and Temple join wide-ranging litigation over high insulin pricingThe move follows similar suits from the University of Pennsylvania, the city of Philadelphia, Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner, and Bucks County.Aubrey Whelan
Penn graduate student workers could strike next monthThousands of unionized teaching and research assistants plan to walk off the job if a contract deal is not reached by the deadline.Ariana Perez-Castells
Penn graduate student workers could strike next monthThousands of unionized teaching and research assistants plan to walk off the job if a contract deal is not reached by the deadline.Ariana Perez-Castells
OpinionThe other ‘insane’ thing about Trump and Venezuela | Will Bunch NewsletterPlus, Newsom’s ‘28 campaign feels DOA before it starts.Will Bunch | Columnist
OpinionThe other ‘insane’ thing about Trump and Venezuela | Will Bunch NewsletterPlus, Newsom’s ‘28 campaign feels DOA before it starts.Will Bunch | Columnist
Philadelphia is a top place to launch a start-up — but success requires more than passion | Expert OpinionThe region has a number of local resources that can be helpful to founders who have an innovative idea but lack business or financial expertise, Gene Marks writes.Gene Marks, For The Inquirer
Philadelphia is a top place to launch a start-up — but success requires more than passion | Expert OpinionThe region has a number of local resources that can be helpful to founders who have an innovative idea but lack business or financial expertise, Gene Marks writes.Gene Marks, For The Inquirer
The Trump administration is targeting ultra-processed foods. A Penn researcher explains why that might be complicated. | Q&ANew dietary guidelines released by the Trump administration tell Americans to avoid ultra-processed foods but don't have an official definition for them.Kayla Yup
The Trump administration is targeting ultra-processed foods. A Penn researcher explains why that might be complicated. | Q&ANew dietary guidelines released by the Trump administration tell Americans to avoid ultra-processed foods but don't have an official definition for them.Kayla Yup
OpinionNew research shows we pay doctors less to care for Black and Latino patients than white onesWe get what we pay for. In the U.S., doctors are paid very different sums for different patients, even when providing the same service.Aaron Schwartz and Rachel M. Werner, For The Inquirer
OpinionNew research shows we pay doctors less to care for Black and Latino patients than white onesWe get what we pay for. In the U.S., doctors are paid very different sums for different patients, even when providing the same service.Aaron Schwartz and Rachel M. Werner, For The Inquirer
Why touring ‘Suffs’ in Philadelphia under Trump is a ‘radical act’The hit musical about the women’s suffrage movement centers on South Jersey activist Alice Paul but also has several other hat tips to the Philadelphia regionRosa Cartagena
Why touring ‘Suffs’ in Philadelphia under Trump is a ‘radical act’The hit musical about the women’s suffrage movement centers on South Jersey activist Alice Paul but also has several other hat tips to the Philadelphia regionRosa Cartagena
A new $50 million investment fund will back Penn life sciences start-upsThe University of Pennsylvania, biotech firm BioNTech, and Osage University Partners, a venture capital firm in Bala Cynwyd, launched the fund to back early-stage life sciences startups at Penn.Harold Brubaker
A new $50 million investment fund will back Penn life sciences start-upsThe University of Pennsylvania, biotech firm BioNTech, and Osage University Partners, a venture capital firm in Bala Cynwyd, launched the fund to back early-stage life sciences startups at Penn.Harold Brubaker
RFK Jr. is upending U.S. vaccine policy. A Philly expert says child hospitalizations and deaths will rise as a result.Paul Offit, a nationally renowned vaccine expert who co-invented a vaccine for rotavirus, said the move will only increase preventable illnesses in children. Aubrey Whelan
RFK Jr. is upending U.S. vaccine policy. A Philly expert says child hospitalizations and deaths will rise as a result.Paul Offit, a nationally renowned vaccine expert who co-invented a vaccine for rotavirus, said the move will only increase preventable illnesses in children. Aubrey Whelan
