As part of the initiative, up to 60 people in need will receive $500 per month for at least a year starting as early as March 2022.

The memorandum of agreement between the two institutions was confirmed at a Jan. 27 School District of Philadelphia board meeting with no dissenting votes.

In an email sent to Temple staff, Anderson announced his plans to take a sabbatical before working on a new research program exploring "college access and inclusion," The Philadelphia Inquirer reported. 

Compared to the previous week's rate of 2,000 cases per day, Philadelphia reported an average of 996 daily cases this week, PhillyVoice reported.

Arkoosh highlighted her focus on public health and healthcare access, and stressed that her previous experience as a physician has helped her enter the role of public service.

Market value and the total taxable land increased more in University City compared to other areas of Philadelphia from 2015 to 2021.

The Philadelphia School District school board is set to vote on Jan. 27 on a policy that would enter the district into an agreement with Penn worth $816,500 a year over the course of five years.

The new requirement applies to any Philadelphia establishment that sells food and drink for onsite consumption indoors — including movie theaters, bowling alleys, and sports venues.

Management from HamCo and The Radian said that their properties have not experienced any significant issues with other delivery or mail services — just Amazon.

The location will be renovated into a mixed-use office building, according to Executive Director of Real Estate Ed Datz.

Police said the two victims were in their car when the two gunmen jumped out of their car and proceeded to fire "at least 15 shots."

The return of students to campus boded well for many local businesses after a year of financial hardship brought on by the pandemic.

The School District will end its relationship with Kelly Educational Services, a network for substitutes and temporary workers in schools, at the end of the 2021-22 school year.

Temple senior Samuel Sean Collington, who was set to graduate in the spring, suffered fatal gunshot wounds during an attempted robbery near the North Philadelphia campus.

Porat's conviction is the first in which a university administrator faced criminal prosecution for falsifying college ranking submissions.

The district has decided to send approximately 50 employees from administrative offices around the city to teach and provide support to schools that are struggling with the staffing issue.

The money, intended for “emergency purchases during the COVID-19 pandemic,” was misused, according to Rhynhart.