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The Danger of Delegating Education to Journalists: Why the APS Observer Needs Peer Review When Summarizing New Scientific Developments K. Anders Ericsson, Department of Psychology, Florida State University Tallahassee, Florida, October 28th, 2012 I have always viewed the APS Observer as a source for up-to-date summaries of advances in the wide research domains of the Association for…

The use of outside consulting firms by New York state government ballooned during pandemic with contracts now facing scrutiny.

Philadelphias outdoor bar openings (and re-openings) that weve been awaiting all cold, dreary winter long.

To commemorate Women's History Month, Penn Museum is hosting a CultureFest! celebration on Saturday, March 11. Guests can enjoy live performances, pottery demonstrations, storytelling and craft workshops.

People’s Light Theatre has hired a security firm after threats against the group for its holiday panto that’s more LBGTQ+ inclusive than in years past.

Make the most of your Winter Break! From holiday happenings to day-off camps, there is so much to do in Philly when school is out.

 

From Scrooge to the Sugar Plum Fairy, plan for a season of cant-miss holiday performances in and around Philadelphia.

Franklin Institute's 'Science After Hours' series continues with Summer Ball on June 24. The even features LGBTQ+-inspired live performances, dancing, games, science demonstrations, and more in celebration of Pride Month. THE Summer Ball is for guests 21 and older and runs from 7:30 to 11:30 p.m. Tickets are $40 per person via the Franklin Institute website, and $45 at the door.

From drag queen story times to a futuristic underground rave, there are so many ways to celebrate Pride and the LGBTQ+ community in Philly this month.