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Why was the response to crack far harsher than today’s outreach to heroin users? During the latter part of the 1980s, Robert Stu ...

Holly Platts could have easily joined the more t ...

The sky was green and the grass was blue in Kalamazoo in the year 2000. That’s when David Bruzza, Paul Hoffman and Michael Bont put ...

For one designer, creating these posters was like ‘coming full circle’ for his family.  NASA has been quite the p ...

Produced by Monica Rogozinski Restaurant Design is a big component of a new restaurant. As part of ...

It’s late afternoon at a busy medical clinic in Baltimore. Dr. John Allen sits at a small desk by the window. Pale yellow sunlight ...

Should race be used as a variable in genetics research? A new paper ...

Imagine that you’re a receptionist at a medical clinic. You call the name of the next patient — Fred Jones — and a woman stands ...

Nurse executives say clinical experience matters in top healthcare jobs.  The way hospitals make money is changing. Governmen ...

The proliferation of fine and private pressed books in America can be traced to the end of the 19th century. A new exhibit at the Van Pel ...

“I’ve always been fascinated by what happens in the jury room, once the door closes,” filmmaker Kyle Bowser says. ̶ ...

Drexel scientists are working on a natural solution to protect rivers and streams. Cities have been tinkering with their sewer sys ...

Produced by Karen Smyles Founded in 1972 as the Brandywine Graphic Workshop, the organization remains committed to ...

NewsWorks Tonight host Dave Heller talks with Sarah Winski, exhibits developer at the National Constitution Center. As this year ...

‘I think people aren’t going to go. And sadly, the coverage they’re going to get is Brazil and Zika; it’s not goi ...