The university released few details, but the move comes amid the Trump administration's efforts to deport students involved in pro-Palestinian protests on college campuses.

Mackenzie, who has a nearly 1-year-old son, said his work in the Pennsylvania statehouse creating a maternal mortality review committee helped inform him on what new mothers and parents go through.

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4 days ago · After 13 people were shot in Philadelphia over the weekend and three people — including a 17-year-old girl — were killed, Mayor Cherelle L. Parker decried the violence and vowed to work to curb it. ”Every shooting and homicide in Philadelphia personally pains me as mayor of the city and each ...

4 days ago · A man in Mount Laurel died after being shot multiple times, likely while driving on Route 73 early Sunday, officials said.. State police are investigating a shooting that took place around 2:30 a.m. Saturday and led to a temporary closure of I-95 for several hours in Northeast Philly.. Three teens have been hospitalized following a shooting in East Mount Airy Saturday, and police said all were ...

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4 days ago · Mackenzie, who has a nearly 1-year-old son, said his work in the Pennsylvania statehouse creating a maternal mortality review committee helped inform him on what new mothers and parents go through.

Mar 24, 2025 · A century ago, the blackened smokestacks along the Delaware River were the emblem of Philadelphia’s economy. Today it’s the shiny glass towers that hug the Schuylkill waterfront and dot hospital campuses around the city. Those sleek new buildings owe their existence to a long-running partnership ...