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What if Earth’s major extinction evens were actually caused by something so small, we aren’t even sure it exists? The ...

As the weather starts warming up and we all begin shedding our thick, winter coats, a crop of new citizen science projects are enticing u ...

President Obama’s plan to combat climate change relies heavily on replacing coal with natural gas as a way to reduce the amount of carb ...

More than ribbon-cutting… the Blueprint Communities initiative trains community leaders. What does it take to turn a communi ...

As Philadelphians prepare to choose a successor to Mayor Michael Nutter this, year, one of the questions we’re asking is what kind ...

City planners are increasingly considering climate change when crafting sustainable models of living. They’re also thinking more ab ...

Match Day is a huge milestone on a would-be doctor’s path to a career. Maurice Hinson is a fourth year medical student at Drex ...

WHYY’s Katie Colaneri talks with NewsWorks Tonight host Dave Heller about what to expect in the next few weeks. Now that Phi ...

Art — Produced by Michael O’Reilly PHILADELPHIA STORIES is a lite ...

Half a year after discontinuing treatment, David Bolgiano’s advanced cancer was almost entirely gone. His stunning recovery sent Penn r ...

Rabbi Denise Eger talked about her aspirations for the Reform movement with WHYY’s Kimberly Haas. The Central Conference of ...

Tasha Kelemen, 42, directs a local non profit. She doesn’t look sick, but she’s had a hard time convincing peers — even doc ...

Cancer patients often describe their treatment as a fierce battle against a life-threatening disease – and the only thing that matt ...

Melissa Hayes, Statehouse bureau reporter for The Record, spoke with NewsWorks Tonight host Brad Linder about New Jersey officials commun ...

This weekend’s Color of Science event at Franklin Institute showcases the careers of the diverse professionals who work in science, ...