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Poverty, race, and educational inequality is the topic of a symposium tomorrow morning at Rutgers-Camden.    &nbs ...

Art of Life — Produced by Karen Smyles Very few colleges and universities have figure skating teams, but one of the best in th ...

Ongoing investigations into the George Washington Bridge scandal may be slowed by key aides to Governor Chris Christie involking their fi ...

Phil Gregory unpacks the complex and sometimes politically volatile process of budgetting for snow removal. And Katie Colaneri shares imp ...

Workplace wellness programs have sprouted up with a vengeance in the last decade or so, but do they work? Workplace wellness progr ...

Want to meet the Pulse and SciStarter teams? Join us Tuesday, Feb. 18, for Science at the Sixers.  Want to meet the Pulse and ...

In the name of transparency, Philadelphia’s lobbying code as developed in 2010 requires lobbyists to register with the city and fil ...

Medical ethicist Art Caplan weighs in on the surge of workplace wellness programs and how some of these programs “go too far.” ...

Clinical sexologist Susana Mayer encourages couples to turn their beds into sandboxes.  “I show women how to have orgas ...

Operating tiny motors inside a cell is a “basic science” breakthrough toward a far-off dream. Scientists at Pennsylvan ...

A look at the mental health needs of undocumented immigrants.  In a lot of ways, Domingo is like other good kids his age. He ...

Choreographer Brian Sanders opens up about the hip replacement surgery that sparked a minor career change. Choreographer Brian San ...

Cara Bertron and Dave Heller discuss “rightsizing” and preservation strategies to help shape and strengthen legacy cities lik ...

How does science play a role in restoring an elaborate 17th Century painting?  To restore a painting, it takes a village, a t ...

Add altered toothpaste tubes to the list of variables that could compromise security at the Sochi Winter Olympics. NewsWorks Tonig ...