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Many universities consider race and ethnicity during their application process, but that may no longer be allowed. The decision li ...

The editor of the old standby medical text “Gray’s Anatomy” says the drawings of the body are nothing more than road ma ...

“Tell your friends — especially the guys — it’s not about the gowns,” said Mary Wilson. “It really is ...

Philadelphia and its surrounding counties have been identified as a cluster area for a rare lung disease. It’s one of seven such cl ...

Philadelphia is the most comfortable city for the second year in a row. But wait, there’s a catch there. Comfort leve ...

I’ll be away for a few days, but I wanted to leave you with this. My friend and colleague here at WHYY, Elizabeth Fiedler, has live ...

Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney has surged in national polls since his debate performance last week, and Republican leaders ...

Activists are accusing Gov. Chris Christie of using the working poor as a bargaining chip to get a tax cut enacted. The governor i ...

A Philadelphia man who bought the gun used to kill a Plymouth Township police officer was arrested Wednesday. Michael Henry is cha ...

What could the Christine O’Donnell PAC possibly be doing with a group called “Troublemaker Media”? Producing a rap vide ...

Moore College of Art & Design, founded in 1848, inaugurated its eighth president, Cecelia Fitzgibbon, at a ceremony held Sept. 1 ...

On two separate occasions, 22-year-old Theresa Gyamfi traveled from London, England to Philadelphia with childhood friend Claudia Aderoti ...

The father of a 16-year-old Philadelphia girl who says she was mocked by her geometry teacher for wearing a Mitt Romney T-shirt says his ...

Poorly regulated construction projects are endangering the health, safety and quality of life of Philadelphians living in the North Centr ...

It was no ordinary school lunch today at Castle Hills Elementary School in New Castle. Students got to eat their lunch with Congre ...