Why you shouldn’t find love on SEPTA
February 8, 2010 by Keith Collins
Filed under Arts & Entertainment, Columns, Philadelphia
Keith Collins might be an angry nerd, but he isn’t bitter toward love, just love found on a subway.
They found love on SEPTA
February 8, 2010 by Alexis Sachdev
Filed under Featured, Philadelphia
SEPTA wanted to know who found love while riding the trains. With its contest, SEPTA found that the Temple University train platform might be the new place to find the love of your life.
Philagrafika 2010 brings print innovation to Philadelphia
February 1, 2010 by Katherine Zuk
Filed under Art, Arts & Entertainment, Featured, Philadelphia
This spring, the city will become the home of one of the largest art projects in the United States with Philagrafika, but why Philadelphia? Curators, like Julien Robson, said they were inspired by the city’s rich history in the textile and paper-making industries.
Philagrafika, a print collaborative with a vision of bringing printmaking to the forefront [...]
Historical Fairmount
January 18, 2010 by Summer Beckley
Filed under Arts & Entertainment, Philadelphia, Play
Grassroots efforts helped create Fairmount Park and volunteers preserve the park’s history while keeping it beautiful and accessible.
Make a resolution to volunteer at Tree House Books this year
January 18, 2010 by Rebecca Bleznak
Filed under Arts & Entertainment, Philadelphia
A short walk from Main Campus, Tree House Books presents students with new opportunities.
Go green and volunteer
January 18, 2010 by Ariela Rose
Filed under Arts & Entertainment, Featured, Food, Philadelphia
Fair Food Farmstand and PAWS are environmental and animal friendly ways to get involved.
TTN Slideshow: Live Arts Festival in Northern Liberties
November 12, 2009 by Kevin Cook
Filed under Art, Arts & Entertainment, Philadelphia, Slideshows, Web Exclusives
Photos by TTN Photographer Roman Krivitsky
Game 5 and mystery Phillies liquor shots please crowds at South Street bar
November 3, 2009 by Michelle A Provencher
Filed under Articles, News, Philadelphia, Web Exclusives
Part five of a multi-part series.
Many fans watching World Series Game 5 at the bar North on Monday night were skeptical at first, in part due to the Phillies’ performance in Game 4.
“Word on the street is the Yankees are going to let us win this game so they can beat us in their own [...]
Local South Philly bar offers comfort to Phillies fans young and old
November 2, 2009 by Michelle A Provencher
Filed under Articles, News, Philadelphia, Web Exclusives
Part four of a multi-part series.
Renowned sports bar and restaurant Chickie’s and Pete’s gets all the hype when it comes to watching the Phillies, especially given its proximity to Citizen’s Bank Park. But the mandatory $30 gift card purchase required to enter during Sunday night’s World Series Game 4 disheartened many potential patrons. [...]
Phillies’ tough Game 3 loss doesn’t phase Halloween partiers
November 1, 2009 by Michelle A Provencher
Filed under Articles, News, Philadelphia, Web Exclusives
Part three of a multi-part series.
With Halloween and Game 3 of the World Series falling on the same night, Saturday proved to be horrifying for more reasons than one — for most it was the blood-smeared zombies skulking around the city, and for the remaining few it was the Phillies’ crushing second defeat in the [...]
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