Year: 2003

Greater Philadelphia’s Knowledge Industry Partnership (KIP), a coalition of economic development and higher education leaders, recently launched the “One Big Campus” initiative, a three-year, multi-million dollar program to market Philadelphia as a premier college destination.

I recently had the opportunity to travel with a swarm of Honors students down to Washington D.C. to see some memorials, starting at the Vietnam War Memorial and working our way to the Holocaust Museum.

Charity Hill never played at 100 percent during the team’s run through the NCAA Tournament last season. That’s because Hill was playing on a bum left ankle that never received proper medical attention. She was

Once upon a time, five years ago, there were sitcoms. Then the popularity of Survivor demonstrated how the American public inhaled and consumed reality television as if it were a gourmet meal. Three years and

The Axis of Evil has a new member. Nathaniel Heatwole, a 20-year-old college student, recently boarded four Southwest Airlines jets with box cutters and other banned items, hiding the bags of goodies for authorities to

With a theme of “don’t tell mom and dad,” Adventures in Babysitting was a surefire hit for kids in the 1980s. Released in 1987, the movie stars Elisabeth Shue in the role of Chris Parker,