While local schools continue to slash arts programming, the Village of Arts and Humanities produces a print magazine by youth for youth -- even finding the funds to pay their contributors.
Drexel's LeBow College of Business is launching an innovative student investment program alongside the Dragon Fund, now one of the largest student-managed investment portfolios in the country.
A recent panel discussion asked successful entrepreneurs to examine their reasons for locating locally. Their insights could help Philadelphia attract the next big company.
More than 100 partners are rolling out a first-of-its-kind exposition from Sept. 15-Nov. 1.
Two Tyler grads' spruced-up truck is bringing top-flight brew to the North Philadelphia campus and creating an innovative community art practice in the process.
Sustainable housing is one of the few weaknesses in Philly's "greenest city" aspirations, but these three projects could change all that.
This innovative arm of the Science Center argues that creativity is essential to scientific discovery, while also giving artists and students access to the latest high-tech tools.
When the Spectrum Community Health Center opens in July, it will dramatically increase access to health care in its West Philly neighborhood.
Philadelphia's fertile entrepreneurial environment has produced world class tech and science companies. We're checking in with some of the city's most successful homegrown hits.
Building 661, a crumbling, long-forgotten structure, is being reborn as the Center for Building Energy Science. When construction is complete, it will serve as a nationally-recognized lab and test case for energy-efficient retrofits.