Emily Scott

Throughout this week, Penn Book Center supporters are marching daily from the University City campus to the bookstore — just one block away.

The well-preserved collection of seeds, nutshells and other plant plants offer a glimpse of the daily meals of Philly’s founding botanists.

Pennsylvania’s primary is May 21 and includes voting for candidates for positions such as mayor, district attorney, and city and county councils.

The first episode of the fantasy saga’s final season airs Sunday night. People are hosting viewing parties from their businesses and living rooms.

About five to 10 reported cases of the disease continue to come in daily, but that number is slowly decreasing.

Arts nonprofit We Are the Seeds hosted its inaugural local festival Saturday at Taller Puertorriqueño to showcase the culture and creations of Native communities.

Gearing up for Walt Whitman’s 200th birthday on May 31, Penn’s “Whitman at 200” project hosted a gathering showcasing material from the last 20 years of the writer’s life.

The Penn Project for Civic Engagement hosted a discussion and workshop for city residents on how to have meaningful political debate with people they might disagree with.

Some national polls already show the former vice president as a favorite for the Democratic presidential nomination.

Students have spent two months preparing for their biggest performance of the year: ceili dancing for tens of thousands and a live TV audience.

U.S. District Judge Nitza I. Quiñones Alejandro ruled that Vasquez will serve the illegal re-entry and sexual assault sentencings consecutively.

Prominent African-American printmaker Dox Thrash’s former home in North Philly was sold in a sheriff sale in December.