SEPTA hopes to receive authorization from Gov. Josh Shapiro’s administration to use capital funds.

The “We Are America March” began at Philadelphia's Independence Hall and will march towards Washington D.C. over a span of two weeks.

The ruling does not prevent previously proposed fare increases, but bars the agency from implementing any further cuts.

At Penn, the changes could affect the over 12,000 Penn employees and hundreds of students who rely on public transportation.

The plan — titled “Penn Forward” — comes amid mounting external pressures and intensifying questions about the value of higher education.

Through workshops, guest lectures, and feedback on academic research, the fellows link tangible policymaking with Penn's academic goals.

The project’s purpose is to provide dedicated parking for the city’s new police forensic laboratory, which is moving into the neighboring 3.0 University Place.

The initiative recently selected its first cohort of faculty, who will participate in “educational briefings to learn about the state’s history, political structure, and regional socio-economic differences.” 

A total of 301 households were randomly selected to participate in the program from the Philadelphia Housing Authority waitlists. 

The order instructed museums and institutions to remove descriptions or depictions that “inappropriately disparage Americans past or living.”

The town hall, hosted by 27th Ward Democrats, featured a panel of Pennsylvania State Rep. Rick Krajewski (D-188), Philadelphia Councilmember Jamie Gauthier, and the Transit Forward Philadelphia advocacy group.

The allocation of these funds marks the first time Philadelphia has made plans to renovate Clark Park since 2006.

From free subscriptions to discounted experiences around Philadelphia, here's a list of free perks that come with being a Penn student.

As the fall semester approaches, here’s what you missed on and around campus this summer at Penn.

These experiences — whether they're sanctioned by the University or organized by students — help build lasting memories on campus.

While it may feel easiest to stay close to campus, there are plenty of ways to explore Philadelphia while giving back to the community.

New to Penn and have some questions? Here are some answers.