The reasons why one campus has a culture ready for encampments while another has no trace of protest are myriad — and intertwined — with factors ranging from the socioeconomic status of students to the geography of the school’s location. inquirer.com/education/penn…

If proven true, the discovery would rattle the art world in Philadelphia and beyond. But the museum isn’t convinced just yet. inquirer.com/arts/da-vinci-…

As the Cabrini women’s rowing team prepares for their final race at the Dad Vail Regatta on Saturday, it won’t just mark the last race of the season, but their last race as a team. inquirer.com/college-sports…

It’s been just over three years since Brandon Marsh lost his father, but he still feels his presence in his day-to-day life. Sometimes, it’s a butterfly fluttering in the outfield, but on Friday, it was a T-shirt that unexpectedly appeared in his locker. inquirer.com/phillies/phill…

As Gov. Josh Shapiro first called for the University of Pennsylvania to disband an encampment of pro-Palestinian protesters, he knew Penn and the city were already behind the scenes working to end it. inquirer.com/news/pennsylva…

A Montgomery County woman thought Trea Turner was asking her for money. Instead, an online scammer posing as the Phillies shortstop stole $50K from her, police say. inquirer.com/crime/trea-tur…

Penn asked Mayor Parker to have police help dismantle the pro-Palestinian encampment on its campus. Here's why she decided to fulfill the request. inquirer.com/politics/phila…

A Thomas Jefferson University commencement announcer is going viral following a series of verbal misfires at Thursday’s commencement, pronouncing names like “Elizabeth” as “Lee-Zoo-Beth.' inquirer.com/arts/thomas-je…

The Philadelphia Soul canceled the remainder of their 2024 Arena Football League season after just two games, the team announced Friday. inquirer.com/sports/philade…

Hailed as stewards but legally squatters, long-time community gardeners say they need help staying grounded.

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Single mothers in the Philly region are more likely to own homes than in most major metros.

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Mayor Parker’s first proposed budget includes a sharp drop in city spending on projects to better protect pedestrians, cyclists and motorists.

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A Philadelphia jury sided against ExxonMobil and awarded $725.5 million on Thursday to a former Pennsylvania man who contended he suffered from leukemia due to benzene exposure during his work in the 1970s.

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A case that broke me from the start. And a sentencing hearing today that has left me with few words. inquirer.com/crime/breweryt…

Kohl’s is partnering with Babies R Us to bring baby items to 200 stores across the country, including these local spots.

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The Pennsylvania state trooper who arrested two leaders in Philadelphia’s LGBTQ community — including a city official — earlier this spring is no longer on the force, state police said Friday.

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First Fridays in Old City are back, with new gallery owners stepping up to fill the void left by retired organizers and past curators.

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'Joel Embiid should play in the Paris Olympics,' writes Mike Sielski. 'It would be the best thing for him and the Sixers.'

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