A new breed of assisted technology firms is using computers and related devices to help the disabled go to work, a hope held by many and promoted by a number of public and private organizations across the state.
Organizing two landmark events that engage and nurture innovation in the tech and creative communities, she might be the busiest woman in Philly this month. Barcamp Philly and TEDx Philly happen just six days apart next week.
With its newest product, a migraine headache patch that cures pain and reduces side effects, Conshohocken's NuPathe Pharmaceuticals and its serial entrepreneur co-founder Jane Hollingsworth have hit the big time.
This isn't a citizen's arrest. Rather, multiple technology firms are working at bringing emergency responders, school and other institutions up to speed with the latest and most effective security and monitoring gadgetry.
Reclaimed materials from 19th century barns and other structures are providing a living for crafty entrepreneurs and a more sustainable way for DIYers to complete projects across PA.
Like winter winds whipping off Lake Erie, there is an undeniable force pushing Pennsylvania's fourth-largest city toward a future with many promising possibilities.
Community organizer Paul Glover has brought the idea of local currency to Eastern PA, where multiple communities are cashing in and improving the health of local business districts as well as underserved residents.
It costs less than $10,000, is made from recycled materials, and can be assembled by two people and a rock as easily as a doll house. Lake Forest Panel Systems could have the perfect solution for emergency housing.
Enrollment of international students is at an all-time high for PA schools thanks to numerous efforts from institutions across the state to attract them. The goal is to provide a world-class college experience for everyone on campus.