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Relocated Hank’s Place Returns Soon to Its Original Chadds Ford Spot
Hank’s Place stood for 71 years in Chadds Ford before Hurricane Ida forced it to close on Sept. 1, 2021. The dining room, front kitchen, back kitchen and outside area were all flooded. “It was devastating to see our life’s work basically destroyed,” said co-owner Anthony Young “Hank’s is...
Penn State Brandywine’s Christina Olear Receives AI Teaching Award
Christina Olear at Penn State Brandywine has received a 2024 TLT Faculty Engagement Award. Thirteen recipients, including Christina Olear of Penn State Brandywine, have received a 2024 Faculty Engagement Award from Penn State University Libraries’ Teaching and Learning with Technology (TLT) with this year’s theme of “Generative Artificial Intelligence (AI) for Teaching.”
Haverford Systems Shares Five Digital Signage Strategies for Back-to-School Events
Haverford Systems has five strategies for helping schools maximize the impact of their digital signage. As the new school year approaches, it’s not just students who are gearing up for a fresh start — schools are, too. The back-to-school season is a crucial time for educational institutions to make a strong first impression, and digital signage is an increasingly popular tool for doing just that. Understanding how to effectively use digital signage can make all the difference.
WCU Center for STEM Inclusion Boosts Local STEM Education in Key Areas
The WCU Center for STEM Inclusion launches new programs to empower southeastern Pennsylvania K-12 students in STEM fields. Kicking off the new academic year with a spate of new programming is the WCU Center for STEM Inclusion, an academic enrichment center dedicated to empowering southeastern Pennsylvania’s K-12 children and youth with untapped potential to boldly pursue fields in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM).
Wilmington University Debuts Latest Business Course in Spanish Immersion Format
Wilmington University introduces its Business Communications course in Spanish immersion format this fall. Wilmington University (WilmU) has a new addition to its growing bilingual undergraduate business curriculum: Business Communications. This live, online, Spanish immersion format class starts this fall and is designed for students who speak Spanish and English but...
40 students named 2024-2025 PennDOT ‘Young Ambassadors’
Forty lucky students from across Pennsylvania were just named The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT) and Keep Pennsylvania Beautiful (KPB)’s 2024-2025 cohort of Young Ambassadors of Pennsylvania. After a comptetive application process, the students were chosen to partivipate in the program from September 2024 to May 2025. Through the program the students will “develop civic leadership […]
2020 election deniers ordered to pay $1 million in Pennsylvania voting machine dispute
A Pennsylvania judge has determined that three 2020 election deniers must pay nearly $1 million in fees as the result of a years-long legal dispute with state officials over voting equipment used during the last presidential race, according to recent court filings.
Listen to the radio adaptation of ‘Between Hevan and Eartha’
Six very different people find themselves thrown together during a storm for a focus group on climate change in Pennsylvania. Can they stop talking and start listening?. Between Hevan and Eartha: A Not-So-Tall Tale about Climate Change is an original work from Sankofa African American Theatre Company inspired by and written for Climate Solutions, a collaboration in Central Pa. supported by Solutions Journalism Network.
Red Cross Urges Pennsylvanians to Donate Blood Amid National Crisis
In response to a critical nationwide blood shortage, the American Red Cross is urgently appealing to residents of Pennsylvania to participate in blood donations. The call to action comes as severe weather events, including Hurricane Debby, have disrupted blood drive operations across the country, further intensifying the demand for blood.
Bristol Township School District Reaps the Benefits of Pennsylvania’s Historic, New Education Funding
Nothing says Welcome Back to School like a $1.1 billion increase in the education budget. One of the municipalities singled out for additional funding is close to home, as the new budget guarantees the people of one Bucks County community relief from years of onerous taxation. Bristol Township School District has long struggled to provide an adequate education with limited resources. But now, Democratic leadership has moved to put an end to that.
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