An innovative new program gives artists studio space and financial support in exchange for tackling projects in the West Philadelphia community. And in a true twist, it's the neighborhood that decides the exact nature of those tasks.
In an innovative move, this healthcare mall houses diverse practitioners in one independently managed space. It's also the latest amenity in a hot neighborhood.
A diverse group of Philadelphia students, from artists to foodies to business majors, have launched an innovative food co-op and cafe in the heart of the campus.
A husband-and-wife writer/traveler team have authored a new kind of Philly guidebook.
A new loan for Wash Cycle Laundry isn�t just a way to grow the bottom line -- it�s also a challenge for it to meet major new hiring goals in line with its mission.
The winners of the 2015 Y-Prize competition have harnessed Penn nanotechnology for use in cutting-edge tests of groundwater affected by fracking.
A new center for entrepreneurship at Temple promises to take a uniquely inclusive approach for students considering an independent career.
The university takes on an iconic piece of West Philadelphia�s historic commercial corridor with its new Ronald O. Perelman Center for Political Science and Economics, slated to open in 2018.
After three years, a Northwest Philly coalition is seeing exciting progress at an empty five-acre schoolyard in the historic Germantown neighborhood.
It was time for a facelift at the state's second-busiest Amtrak station, starting with the guts and ending with its gorgeous historic details. This investment signals Pennsylvania's continued commitment to train travel and to Lancaster as a destinati