Poor Judge
Stepping in at the 11th hour for Dito van Reigersberg, Pax Ressler takes on Aimee Mann's greatest hits at the Wilma
By Shaunice Ajiwe
Your Weekly Guide to Surviving the News
ICE in MN, intervention in Iran, advice for Jeff Bezos, happy little houses and more smart stories that explain this week’s news
By The Philadelphia Citizen Staff
Why Greenland Matters to Philadelphia
A longtime university president on how international controversy 2,500 miles away still hits very close to home
By Elaine Maimon
Breaking Bread For Citizenship
The Welcoming Center’s 2026 dinner series will bring immigrants and native-born Philadelphians together to explore the themes of neighborliness and good citizenship while bonding over the most human of activities: eating
By Roxanne Patel Shepelavy
Can Neuroscience Solve Philly’s Economic Mobility Crisis?
The head of an organization that teaches leaders to think more clearly and creatively imagines what would happen if more Philadelphians reached “Brain 3.0”
By Due Quach
Help Secure Racial Justice on MLK Day
More than five years since George Floyd's murder, how can you support Black lives, reform our criminal justice system and bridge race relations here in Philadelphia? Read on
By The Philadelphia Citizen Staff
A Millennial Mayor in … Delco?
Media’s newly inaugurated Joi Washington has a passion for urbanism, affordable housing, and ... comic books
By Bradford Pearson
Crossing Generations, Resolving Conflicts — While Incarcerated
A longtime resident at SCI Chester has teamed up with a facility superintendent on a program that brings generations together and transforms lives, says a director of the Penn Prison Education and Reentry Initiative
By John P. Fantuzzo
What Should Philly Look Like in 2076? Ask an Eighth Grader
Breakthrough and Penn asked 20 young teens to imagine Philadelphia in 50 years. They created a vision for the future —and hope for the kids themselves
By Courtney DuChene
Suffs, the Perfect Musical for This Moment
The show about the complex fight for equity — and for democracy — is now on stage. Here’s why you should see it before it leaves Philly this week.
By Laura Swartz