Drexel University College of Medicine is starting a three-year medical degree program slated to enroll its first students in 2028. The school is joining a group of more than 30 …
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The number of people who died from COVID-19 during the first two years of the pandemic in the United States may be more than 15% higher than previously reported, a …
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Bacteria and plastic waste each can pose health and environmental issues. But new research shows that when used together, they can have a positive health impact by creating a frontline …
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Tens of thousands of people are expected to march down Benjamin Franklin Parkway on Saturday as part of the third wave of "No Kings" protests. But just past the Philadelphia …
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Philadelphia landlords will be required to provide the city with up-to-date, reachable contract information following the passage of a new bill in City Council on Thursday. The legislation, introduced by …
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Phillies third baseman Alec Bohm has filed a lawsuit against his parents, claiming they mismanaged his finances and siphoned away millions of dollars from his personal accounts for their own …
Travis Konecny has been around for the past 10 years, and has seen a whole lot happen in Philadelphia, just not for the Flyers. "I've …
Just ahead of training camp back way back in September, Danny Brière, Keith Jones, and Dan Hilferty, the trio at the top of the Flyers' …
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A possible measles exposure occurred last week at Philadelphia International Airport, city health officials said. A person with measles traveled through Terminal E on Thursday …
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Benjamin Franklin Bridge will close to traffic in July for 100th anniversary celebration
To mark the 100th anniversary of the Benjamin Franklin Bridge, the Delaware River Port Authority will close the span to traffic on July 11 and …
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Transportation secretary says flyers should ‘dress up.’ Here’s what people wore to the Philly airport 50 years ago
Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy launched considerable chatter when he suggested that air travel would improve if people put on a smile and dressed up for …
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Drivers will start seeing increased tolls on eight bridges that cross the Delaware River next year. The Delaware River Joint Toll Bridge Commission, which owns …
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A guide to the 2025 Thanksgiving Day Parade, from what roads are closed to who’s performing
It's crunch time for Philly to prepare for the 106th annual Thanksgiving Day Parade, and the city on Monday released details about performers, road closures …
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SEPTA to fully restore Regional Rail service by late December with $220 million boost from PennDOT
Regional Rail service is expected to be fully restored by Christmas due to an infusion of $219.9 million from PennDOT, SEPTA officials said Monday. Much …
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‘Sh!t-faced Shakespeare: Hamlet’ will bring drunken chaos to the Kimmel Center
Performances Shakespeare One of Shakespeare’s most famous tragedies will get a thoroughly unclassical treatment when “Sh!t-faced Shakespeare: Hamlet” comes to the Perelman Theater at the …
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Neshaminy Creek Brewing will host a Phillies Opening Day watch party in Croydon
Phillies Opening Day Phillies fans looking for a place to watch the team’s season opener can head to Neshaminy Creek Brewing Company, which is hosting …
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Barnes Foundation First Friday will mix live jazz, cocktails and after-hours gallery access
Art Music The Barnes Foundation will stay open late on Friday, March 6 for its monthly First Friday event, which blends live music with access …
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‘Rhythm & Booms’ will turn the Franklin Institute into a late-night science and cocktail party
Nightlife Science The Franklin Institute will host another installment of its popular Science After Hours series on Friday, April 10, giving adults 21 and older …