A new poll shows that Joe Biden would lead Trump in the coming 2020 general election

The survey showed that in a potential match-up between the two politicians, Biden would lead Trump 46 to 35 percent.

Two hospitals in the Penn Health System were awarded top scores in a national ranking

Both HUP and Penn Presbyterian received an "A" in the ratings from The Leapfrog Group, a nonprofit group that advocates for increased transparency in hospitals for potential patients. 

Phila. leaders think hosting Amazon's HQ2 will benefit the city. This Penn Law professor isn't so sure.

"Amazon isn’t just 50,000 jobs and an office complex over the tracks. It’s 50,000 jobs and an office complex over the tracks controlled by a single negotiator."

Perry World House receives nearly half a million dollars toward global policy initiatives

This two-year, $498,000 grant came from over $40 million dollars that the Carnegie Corporation gave to different organizations last month.

Uber Drivers join Fight for $15's 'Day of Disruption'

Uber drivers join nationwide 'Day of Disruption' strike for $15 an hour.

Second labor strike looms at Harvard

Harvard University may soon face its second labor strike in less than a month.

Rodin has been without hot water almost all day

A broken piece of equipment in Rodin College House has led to a 10-hour-long lack of hot water.

Harvard janitors and security guards rally for fair wages

Harvard janitors and security guards rallied Monday afternoon to draw attention to ongoing negotiations with the university, just a week after the end of Harvard's dining service workers' strike.

Harvard dining services strike possibly nearing end

Harvard dining workers and the university reached a tentative agreement early Tuesday morning.

Faculty strike at 14 Pennsylvania colleges looming

The State System of Higher Education and the state-wide faculty union have been embroiled in a heated contract dispute since their last contract expired in July 2015.