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Free software widely used by schools, including many in the Philadelphia region, is raising concerns about the information it collects ab ...

When the Eagles try to improve on last season’s success that landed them back in the playoffs after a two year void, they’ll ...

On this week’s Reporter’s Roundtable, WNYC’s Matt Katz and WHYY’s Elana Gordon talk about this week’s big s ...

Art of Life — Produced by Karen Smyles The mission of the Melodic Caring Project ...

The importance of funding for public education is not lost on the Greater Philadelphia Chamber of Commerce, the eleven-county region’s ...

Art of Food — Produced by Monica Rogozinski Located in the South Kensington Arts District, ...

A business owner’s work is never done, especially if that business is under a year old.  Desmin and Jania Daniels, the proprie ...

Randy Scott, CEO of Invitae, which offers genetic tests through physicians, speaks with The Pulse’s Taunya English about the promis ...

A look at precision medicine and how genetics and genomics play a key role in understanding our health.  Some doctors now exa ...

Villanova’s Jens Karlsson tells us about his work trying to determine the best methods for freezing tissues and human organs.  ...

Dr. Michelle Johnson takes us inside her rehabilitation and robotics lab at Penn Medicine to show us how robots can assist stroke victims ...

Artist and photographer Diane Burko uses art to depict what scientists struggle to explain about climate change.  Artist and ...

If you’re interested in counting critters, measuring rain and seeking out cherry blossoms, these projects are for you. As ev ...

With the March 31 enrollment deadline approaching, government leaders and health advocates are pulling out all sorts of tricks to get the ...

The Scientist’s Kerry Grens updates us on big news from the cosmology field and explains new efforts to create tissue that mimics t ...