Founder Profile: Melissa Lee of The GREEN Program
This Philadelphia company sends STEM students abroad to study cutting-edge energy technologies -- while having the experience of a lifetime.
UPDATE: Six months after launch, Philly's Kiva Zip loans are going strong
Entrepreneurial borrowers who need small loans to expand a business often hit a wall with traditional funding sources -- until now.
Timber! Forest products show comes to Penn State in June
Penn State and the Pennsylvania Forest Products Association are sponsoring the Timber 2015 forest products trade show in June.
Pittsburgh's PieceMaker goes online with CMU partnership
Pittsburgh's PieceMaker Technologies, a startup maker of 3-D printing kiosks, has landed its first official license and is entering online sales.
Philadelphia's TowerView tests its high-tech pillbox, a device that helps patients track meds
TowerView Health, a Philadelphia startup, is testing a high-tech pillbox in a six-month study with Independence Blue Cross and Penn Medicine.
ContactMyDoc aims to be the Expedia of healthcare
Montgomeryville's ContactMyDoc is a startup with a platform that allows patients to comparison shop for healthcare services.
Drink Up: How Pittsburgh's best bartenders rose to the top
Steel City is flush with talented barkeeps who've perfected the art of the craft cocktail. Check out this insider's guide to some of the area's most storied mixologists.
Home Steady: Discovering new ways to house Pennsylvanians
In an effort to preserve affordable housing in a rapidly-changing city, the WCRP is tapping a fresh tool. The resulting Community Justice Land Trust aims to help Philadelphians realize the dream of home ownership.
Homes get smarter, Malvern's Zonoff gets bigger
Malvern's fast-growing Zonoff has an expanded new headquarters.
"If not for this woman..." Science Center seeks nominations for its Innovators Walk of Fame
Philadelphia's University City Science Center is looking for a few good women -- three to be exact -- as honorees for its Innovators Walk of Fame.