Tag: New York Times

Pennsylvania Governor and Upper Dublin native Josh Shapiro is carving out a prominent role among Democratic Party leaders, writes Katie Glueck for the New York…

Delaware Valley University, the Central Bucks Chamber of Commerce and Startup Bucks, has named the panel of distinguished judges for the fifth annual Spark Bowl…

West Chester University’s Women’s and Gender Studies Collection will launch on Thursday, Oct. 24, with a keynote lecture by Ijeoma Oluo, Author of…

After years of spotted lanternflies being out in full force, their numbers have started to thin out – for multiple reasons, writes Emily Anthes for The…

The University of the Arts in Philadelphia will have its dance program revived at Bennington College in Vermont, writes Zachary Small for The New York…

Holy Family University will welcome critically acclaimed fiction and creative nonfiction novelist Liz Moore in its Distinguished Writers Series on Tuesday, Apr. 2 at 6…

Gerald Levin, head of Time Warner, who grew up in Upper Darby and Overbrook Hills, was considered a “visionary” media executive in cable television, writes…

Stories are everywhere in our daily lives. They pop up on our phones, TVs, and in our conversations, filling our days with endless tales and…

The Philly Specials, ‘A Philly Special Christmas Special’ album put out this season by three Philadelphia Eagles offensive players, has made the New York Times…

He was born in Darby and, in his 20s, ended up at the University of Wisconsin, where he rowed on the university’s varsity team…

Derrick Chappell, Morton Johnson, and Samuel Grasty hope new DNA evidence shows an unidentified person killed Henrietta Nickens, not them, back in October 1997, writes…

A family-owned metal design and fabrication shop, Boonies Design and Fabrication in Eddystone, has operated in a California desert, and near the Louisiana bayou…

When Maddy Siegrist was in seventh grade, she received a phone call.

Today’s top scorer in women’s college basketball had tried out for…

Joe Sestak, former U.S. Congressman in Delaware County’s former Seventh District, has become the 24th Democratic candidate for president, writes Sandra E. Garcia…

The iconic high-end retailer Boyds strayed from the city of Philadelphia in September for the first time in 84 years when it opened a…

The Philadelphia Eagles’ visit to the White House, customary for Super Bowl champions, has not yet been announced, write Ken Belson and Michael Shear for…

Comics artist Robert Crumb, who grew in Upper Darby and attended Catholic school there, now finds his home in southern France with comics artist Aline…

Red Lobster Executive Chip Wade, whose single mom worked at the Scott Paper factory in Chester, is taking over the fine dining scene in New…