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Philadelphia Chooses Winning Design for New Harriet Tubman Statue
The city of Philadelphia has selected the winning artist behind the design for the new Harriet Tubman statue outside City Hall, writes Melissa Noel for Essence. Alvin Pettit, a Jersey City-based artist originally from Baltimore, was selected as the artist, beating out four other semifinalists. His design is titled, “A Higher Power: The Call of…
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These are the Ten Black-owned Philadelphia Restaurants NBA.com Says Should Not Be Missed
Black History Month is the perfect time to spotlight some Black-owned restaurants in NBA cities, and Philadelphia has eight that are especially notable, writes NBA.com: Amina is an Old City restaurant offering amazing Southern and Nigerian dishes, including peppery peri peri sticky wings. Cluck and Gills on Germantown Avenue is a fast-food restaurant that offers…
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Wilmington University Welcomes Inaugural Class at New School of Law
Wilmington University School of Law welcomed its inaugural class in August during festive and robust student and faculty orientations. Wilmington University President Dr. LaVerne Harmon offered personal greetings to each student, followed by inspirational welcome remarks. Dean Phillip Closius offered introductions and led workshops. Board of Trustees Chairman Judge Joseph Farnan Jr. administered the Honor Code Oath to students, and the law school’s advisory…
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First Bank: How Much Do You Know About Credit?
“Get Smart About Credit Day” is an annual event that promotes financial literacy and education about credit management. The event is organized by the American Bankers Association (ABA) in the United States. The goal of Get Smart About Credit Day is to help individuals, especially young people, understand the importance of good credit habits and…
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Most All-American State Goes to Pennsylvania in Study Considering Historic Landmarks, Fast Food Spots and More
Pennsylvania is the most “All-American” state in the United States based on its cuisine, sports scene, and history, according to a recently released ranking by Viator. To determine which are the most “All-American” states, Viator collected and analyzed state-specific data on the number of landmarks, national park sites, fast-food restaurants, sports venues, and RV dealerships…
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Meetings, Philly-Style: Crisp, Clear, and Collaborative
In Philadelphia’s bustling business landscape, outdated AV technology can mean missed opportunities. At Haverford Systems, we’re committed to equipping you with the tools to make every meeting not just a point on the agenda, but a cornerstone of your success. In an era where AI and automation are reshaping the workplace, the value of human…
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Are You Ready to Redefine Success? How to Craft a Winning Strategy for the New Year
As the year winds down, it’s a time to reflect, recalibrate, and rev up for the final push. It’s all about ending the current year on a high note, so that you can springboard into an even more prosperous new year. But before diving into strategies and spreadsheets, let’s ponder a fundamental question: What does…
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Golden Bachelor Contestant Susan Noles Talks About Life on the Show
Aston’s Susan Noles talked about her experiences on The Golden Bachelor after she was released from the show following its fifth episode, writes Emily Bloch of The Philadelphia Inquirer. Noles said her goodbyes to Golden Bachelor Gerry Turner last week after she failed to receive a rose signaling her return the following week. Noles presented…
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Potential Tenants in Talks as Budd Bioworks Prepares to Transform Philadelphia’s Life Sciences Landscape
In 2019, Plymouth Group acquired The Budd Company property with plans to transform it into a life sciences campus, and now it’s in its early phase, writes Paul Schwedelson for the Philadelphia Business Journal. Talks are currently taking place to bring in tenants, which is key to the real estate developer’s wait-and-see approach to building…
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Villanova University and Cabrini University Reach Final Agreement
Villanova University and Cabrini University, along with the Missionary Sisters of the Sacred Heart of Jesus—who founded Cabrini University—have reached a final agreement for Villanova to assume ownership of the Cabrini campus after the conclusion of the 2023-24 academic year. The final agreement, which states that Villanova will also maintain the Cabrini name for the…
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Holy Family University’s Literary Magazine Seeks Submissions from Undergrad Students Across the Globe
College and university undergraduate writers and artists from across the globe are invited to submit selections of poetry, fiction, non-fiction, photography, and visual art for publication submissions in Folio, the literary magazine of Holy Family University. One of Holy Family’s oldest traditions since its launch in 1959, Folio will continue to publish the best work…
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Studies Are Looking At the Potential Impact of the Proposed New Sixers Arena
It has been more than a year since the Philadelphia 76ers announced its proposal to build its new arena in Center City and many questions still remain, writes Jeff Gammage for The Philadelphia Inquirer. Most of the questions pertain to the economic and community impact the proposed arena would have on the city. Most of…
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Neumann University Joins Common Application Program That Aids in College Admission Process
Neumann University has joined the Common Application direct admissions program, which will provide hundreds of regional first-generation and low and middle-income students who are interested in college with proactive admissions offers. According to U.S. News & World Report, the Common Application (known as Common App) is accepted by more than 1,000 colleges and universities. Through…
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House of the Week: Sophisticated Contemporary Home in Chestnut Hill
A sophisticated contemporary home set on 1.91 lovely acres with four bedrooms and four bathrooms is available for sale in Chestnut Hill. This beautiful residence is perfectly nestled in one of the neighborhood’s quietest and most private locations while still being within walking distance of the commercial district of Chestnut Hill and commuter rail stations. …
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IBX Continues to Offer Comprehensive Healthcare Coverage, Strongest Network in the Region
Open Enrollment for individual consumers began Nov. 1. For individuals and families looking for healthcare coverage in 2024, Independence Blue Cross (IBX) will continue to offer a variety of health plans with comprehensive healthcare coverage and access to quality care. The enrollment period for healthcare coverage that begins Jan. 1, 2024 will last until Dec. 15, 2023.…
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New Dean Named at Wilmington University’s College of Education and Liberal Arts
Dr. Tyler Wells, a collaborative, innovative, and decisive leader committed to student success, has been named dean of the College of Education and Liberal Arts. Starting as an adjunct in 2001 in the College of Education, Dr. Wells became chair of the Office of Clinical Studies in 2012, then was named director of Teacher Preparation,…
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Blueprint Cookies in Rittenhouse Square Announces Grand Opening on November 18
Blueprint Cookies, a new cookie franchise, will open its first Philadelphia location in Rittenhouse Square at 268 S. 20th Street on Saturday, November 18. The grand opening of the Philadelphia cookie shop marks the first business venture for co-owners Christian Williams and Johnny Ciarlante, who have been best friends since childhood, and a third partner,…
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Downingtown’s StreamGeeks Puts Local Tech on the Global Map; Join Their Fifth Annual Summit on Dec. 20
In the heart of Downingtown, in the Trestle Bridge Business Park, a new, state-of-the-art livestreaming studio is being prepared by the StreamGeeks, a division of Haverford Systems, Inc. On Dec. 20, they’re bringing their expertise to a global audience with their Fifth Annual StreamGeeks Summit, showcasing not just their achievements but also Downingtown’s burgeoning status…
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