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The immersive, interactive installation “Rose Garden” is a genderqueer fantasy of in-utero cannibalism.

The count showed an uptick in people experiencing homelessness — although more people were in emergency shelters rather than outdoors compared to the year before.

A key priority for Delaware’s Hispanic Commission is ensuring immigrants can use their degrees from their native countries.

The visit from Prime Minister Andrew Holness was the first time a sitting head of government delivered a commencement address at DSU.

The Sustainable Energy Partnership of Southeastern Pennsylvania will set renewable energy guidelines in the coming months.

The city’s stormwater authority borrowed from the executive director and his church to make payroll, and won’t hand over financials to Chester’s state-appointed receiver.

Phillies left fielder Brandon Marsh was mic'd up during a game, and when asked what his hypothetical band name would be, his response launched a new slogan.

The 193-member world body approved the Arab and Palestinian sponsored resolution by a vote of 143-9 with 25 abstentions.

The decision was made following allegations of ageism, gender discrimination and sexual harassment from two female employees.

Here's a look at how the scene at the University of Pennsylvania unfolded, in photos.

Gritty and the Phillie Fanatic showed up to celebrate the end of the Foundation for Delaware County’s first annual day of giving.

Penn had previously placed six students on a mandatory leave of absence for their role in the encampment.

A well-preserved painting from 1857 by Thomas Waterman Wood shows another side of Black life and is now on display at the Winterthur Museum.

The EPA says the landfill cap will protect nearby residents from toxins. The cleanup was sped up with funds from the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law.

Mental Health Partnerships, in collaboration with the city of Philadelphia, is offering free peer specialist certification courses entirely in Spanish.