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Stockton professor dives deep in search of new life forms

Lauren Seyler spent three weeks this summer off the coast of Chile as the co-principal scientist on a research expedition …

Penn reportedly taking measures to prevent future protests

Penn is actively working to prevent campus unrest as the fall semester begins, according to the student newspaper.

Stockton gets lesson in Atlantic County's 'Safe Place' program

The initiative promotes safety while addressing bias incidents and hate crimes.

Atlantic Cape celebrates first-generation college students

Students from Mays Landing, Ventnor and Egg Harbor Township share what it's like to be the first in their families.

Philadelphia superintendent earns national recognition for educational excellence

Dr. Tony Watlington's leadership drives academic growth and inspires change in America’s eighth-largest school district.

Five Phillies join Phanatic to surprise elementary school students who are "Phanatic about reading"

The Phillie Phanatic and members of the Phillies surprised students at St. Mary Interparochial School in Society Hill as a …

Philadelphia tackles declining algebra scores with innovative program

High school students can retake the Keystone exam after free tutoring and support.

Gov. Josh Shapiro claims University of Pennsylvania, "Lost its way" when handling claims of antisemitism

At an event hosted by the American Jewish Committee, Gov. Josh Shapiro was blunt about how UPenn handled claims of …

School District of Philadelphia reaffirms commitment to safe and welcoming schools amidst nationwide ICE raids

The School District of Philadelphia put out a statement Monday standing by their "Safe and Welcoming Schools for All" platofrm …

University of Pennsylvania changes its discrimination policies in response to President Trump's executive order

Penn removed the words "affirmative action" from their Office of Equal Opportunity Programs on Tuesday in response to the President's …