Play is making a comeback to kindergartens as many states are rethinking a curriculum that currently consists of mostly academic activities and encouraging local districts to bring back time... Read more
Richard J. Fox, the regional developer who created the Chesterbrook community, has died at the age of 92, writes Nathaniel Lash for The Philadelphia Inquirer. Fox was a longtime trustee at T... Read more
Dorothy Harris, 70, who graduated from Temple University in 1980, has joined forces with her daughter, Blair Armstrong, to bring her handbags to QVC, writes Milly McKinnish for The Temple Ne... Read more
Kimberton native Mike Sands, a former Fox 40 anchor in Jackson, Miss., whose battle with cancer sparked a nationwide outpouring of support, has died at the age of 34, according to a report f... Read more
Downingtown-based Victory Brewing recently debuted a Cherry and White Ale, a Belgium-style white ale flavored with cherry, writes Emma Padner for The Temple News. This special brew represent... Read more
People’s Light in Malvern has become the first theater in the country to introduce closed-caption glasses, a new technology that improves access for the hearing impaired, writes Howard Shapi... Read more
As dead spotted lanternflies keep piling up, one Philadelphia woman has found a way to make use of their remains by turning them into jewelry, writes Victor Fiorillo for Philadelphia magazin... Read more
Elizabeth Pfeiffer, an associate professor in the rehabilitation health and sciences department at Temple University, has helped develop a program that teaches people with autism how to use... Read more
When Stefanie Beard of Downingtown sent a DNA sample to 23andMe in the hopes of finding blood relatives in her native China, she was not expecting to find one just 12 miles away, writes Jeff... Read more
Dr. Sara Goldrick-Rab, a renowned scholar-activist best known for her innovative research on food and housing insecurity in higher education, will moderate “America in Crisis: Finding Soluti... Read more
