April 27, 2012 This article was created in partnership with Philadelphia Neighborhoods, Temple University's capstone multimedia journalism class.By Jade C. McKenzie and Connor ShowalterFor PlanPhilly The future for West Parkside has improved »
Queen Elizabeth’s youngest son, Prince Edward, will be in Philadelphia today, meeting with participants in the Duke of Edinburgh’s Award International Association at Girard College and generally classin’ up our contextually crap town. But how will a re... »
They’ve got a blueprint– a crisp, colorful blueprint –to pull themselves out of a $218 million deficit and improve education for Philadelphia’s public school students. But can a 27-page PDF save an entire city’s school system? Today, the Philadelphia S... »
April 19, 2012 By Alan JaffeFor PlanPhilly “Look Up” is a PlanPhilly feature that encourages appreciation of our architectural and historical environment. The photo essays focus on a different Philadelphia area neighborhood and its distinctive »
There’s a brand new hotel restaurant coming to town: Urban Enoteca, opening in the vast ground floor space of the Latham Hotel in Rittenhouse Square. Serving breakfast, lunch and dinner right on the corner of Walnut and 17th Street in the heart of Phil... »
INQUIRER: The Inquirer’s investigation of the climate of pervasive violence in Philadelphia’s public schools Monday won the Pulitzer Prize for public service, the profession’s most prestigious honor. The award is the 19th Pulitzer Prize for the 183-yea... »
The real estate mogul Bart Blatstein, best known for pretty much making Northern Liberties what it is today (for better or worse), is slated to start phase one of construction next week on the former 300,000 square foot State Office Building located at... »
For all of the music fans who anxiously waited for which artists would perform at the Made in America Festival Labor Day weekend, the moment has finally arrived. »
