Wrestling to the Future

Can “transformational advocacy” transform our politics — and ourselves? A longtime democracy activist lays out what’s needed

Revisiting a longtime university president’s proposal to turn University of the Arts’ main building into an arts community that would make the city a destination for practicing artists. The developer of Bok has a plan — but may need Mayor Parker to make it happen

A no-nonsense website lets Istanbul residents aid their neighbors with life essentials in times of crisis, no questions asked. What could this simple solution do for Philadelphians?

This week in Philly we have the premiere of Night Side Songs, Purim at The Weitzman, after-hours museum parties, Free Library Foundation Author Series events, Bierfest, and Winterfests

Some clarity for cities in the confusing times of Trump 2.0.

The Trump administration’s assault on federal institutions and local funding is putting Philadelphia at risk of economic and social disaster. Drexel’s Metro Finance Head on how cities can fight the onslaught

Philadelphia’s struggle with transit cuts should spur reform in another area in need of attention: Housing. A housing policy expert shares ideas Philly should steal from around the country

If character is still an issue in local elections, he just may be. The DA faces a shifting zeitgeist and a credible challenger in Pat Dugan, who has already garnered the support of labor leader Ryan Boyer

The Super Bowl MVP led the Eagles in a historic victory over the Chiefs (no three-peat for you!) on Sunday. No surprise to those of us paying attention

Other than MVP Jalen Hurts, Saquon Barkley and the rest of the champion Birds, the people we want to see in the parade are fans just like us, except, the best of us