A week after UArts closure, here are some questions answered and what comes next

Union members handed out leaflets in board chair Judson Aaron's neighborhood, targeting him for failing to schedule federally mandated negotiations with faculty and staff over closure terms.

The legislation is part of a number of strategies House Democratic leaders said they’re taking to try to hold UArts accountable for the abrupt closure.

University officials still haven't said what financial crisis emerged suddenly last month to precipitate the closure. But even before that, the school's financial outlook was extremely weak.

Philly hasn't reached 100 degrees in 12 years, the longest 100-degree-less stretch in over a century.

Temple and Drexel have offered a seamless transition, while students lament the loss of invested time and money.

A new mural about hope, immigration, and war by a native Ukrainian artist has drawn the ire of one nearby resident who's waging a campaign to get it removed from the side of Tuck Barre & Yoga.

Pennsylvania is the nation's pretzel capital, producing the vast majority of the country's pretzel supply. Here's where to get the best ones in and around the city.

Some of the Pro Palestinian protesters leave the encampment at Drexel University early Thursday.

Jewish Penn alumni, faculty and students deliver a petition signed by over 3,000 “concerned” Penn community members asking leaders to remove the encampment.

Krasner referenced the mass arrests in New York City Tuesday night, suggesting things could play out differently at Penn. “We don’t have to do stupid,” he said.

How to stay cool when the outside temps are scorching and dangerous.

Princeton University police and someone who appeared to be associated with the Ivy League institution led Chris Hedges away from the megaphone at the rally.