Founder Profile: Tom Joseph of Epiphany Solar Water Systems
By seeking to solve the global clean water crisis using solar power, this Pittsburgh engineer discovered a solution for the energy industry.
A long-struggling Pittsburgh neighborhood looks to the future
Larimer in Pittsburgh's East End is getting a second chance thanks to investment from private businesses, an influx of government resources, and, of course, the ultimate secret weapon: an engaged community.
Letter to the Editor: Talking trains
A thoughtful response to our recent piece on riding the rails in Pennsylvania.
Ben Franklin Venture Idol Preview: Wilkes-Barre's EthosGen produces electricity from waste heat
Wilkes-Barre's EthosGen insists that waste heat produced from industrial and manufacturing processes is a reliable and consistent renewable energy source.
Lightwave International brightens up concerts all over the world
Lightwave International, based in Eighty Four, Washington County, designs concert lasers for big-time performers like Madonna, Snoop Dogg, Lady Gaga and Pink Floyd.
Thanks to Allentown's Zzyxx Polymers, plastics recycling may never be the same
Zzyxx Polymers, an Allentown startup, is developing a novel plastic polymers manufacturing process for recycling.
Ed tech company Frontline grows with new products, financing and a bigger HQ
At the forefront of web-based tools for K-12 education, fast-growing Frontline Technologies is moving to Malvern, nearly doubling its space.
The Next Generation: Carrying on the family business
Taking over your parents' business can be both a tough challenge and a tremendous opportunity. Meet four Pennsylvanians who are keeping it in the family -- and the organizations that support them.
Accolades roll in for Lehigh's entrepreneurship program
Entrepreneurship education is thriving at Lehigh University, where the Baker Institute for Entrepreneurship, Creativity and Innovation continues to rack up top rankings and national recognition.
Life after AxisPhilly
After the shuttering of a much-touted media hub, what's next for Temple University's Center for Public Interest Journalism and Philadelphia media as a whole?