Topic: Jeremy Nowak
Can Pedro Ramos Re-Ignite the Philadelphia Foundation?
The century old institution needs to be disruptive
The Hits Keep Coming
From Reading City Council to the State Attorney General, the indictments pile up.
The Price of Corruption, Part Deux
The far-reaching implications of the Fattah indictment
Learning To Love Joe
Why Democrats should accept that Joe Sestak is running for Senate and get on with the business of governing
What We Can Learn from the Phillies
Our baseball team has run a clinic on how not to run a company
The Subsidy Stakes
How to get more value out of the city’s subsidized real estate
Tom Wolf’s Big Moment
It’s been said politicians campaign in poetry, but govern in prose. We’re about to learn how much literary skill the governor has.
Private Wealth, Public Institutions
A new report on the Community College of Philadelphia is just the latest case study. Can we help institutions that are critical to social mobility change with the times?
How Melissa Murray Bailey Can Be Relevant
She won’t be elected mayor. But the Republican nominee can force a debate on centrist solutions to real problems
When Racial Math No Longer Adds Up
The lesson of yesterday’s election is less about Jim Kenney’s victory than it is about Anthony Williams’ defeat.