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From the creation of the Liberty Bell in the 1750s to the world-famous Philadelphia Sound soul music of the 1960s and ’70s, artistic innovation has long been a staple in Philly history. Today, the city’s thriving Afrofuturist scene is continuing this legacy.

The report by Temple University documents testimonies describing "inhumane, punitive and dangerous conditions" at Moshannon Valley Processing Center

Philadelphia's Temple University says it has hired John Fry of nearby Drexel University to become its 15th president

A unanimous Supreme Court ruling means the abortion pill mifepristone remains available, including via mail delivery

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Temple University investigates suspicious betting activity in men's basketball game against UAB Blazers, raising integrity concerns.

Experts say timing of four criminal cases will be critical, but Republican Party has hitched its wagon to ex-president.

Daryl Hall, in a court filing, accuses musical partner John Oates of moving to sell his share of the team’s joint venture. A court hearing is scheduled for Thursday.

Baristas who work in specialty coffee shops, along with hipsters more generally, have been referred to as the “shock troops” of urban gentrification – and it’s no different in Philadelphia. These servers of artisanal coffee contribute to economic and demographic changes in neighborhoods in two ways.