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Philadelphia AmeriCorps volunteers pose for a group photo at their 2023 launch celebration at the Friends Center. The city hosted over 1,300 AmeriCorps volunteers for the 2023-2024, the most of any county or city in Pennsylvania.

Philadelphia Politics

DOGE’s sweeping AmeriCorps cuts leave Philly volunteer programs unsure if they will get promised funding

Philadelphia receives $17.9 million in federal AmeriCorps funding. Local nonprofit leaders worry DOGE’s recent cuts could slow down — or stop — their volunteer-based programs.

Beatrice Forman

Megan Bosack, 21, of Suffern N.Y., (left), hugs Evelyn Bautista, 17, of Bensalem. Bosack donated a kidney to Bautista, and they met for the first time Friday at Temple University Hospital in Philadelphia.

Health

A Bensalem teenager needed a kidney. A New York woman needed to remove hers. After the transplant, they met for the first time

Aubrey Whelan

A University of Pennsylvania spokesperson said Friday that three of seven people affiliated with the school have had their accounts restored in SEVIS, a database that tracks international students’ compliance with their visa status.

News

Trump administration drops effort to revoke student visas, attorneys say, restoring study permission in Philly and elsewhere

Jeff Gammage

A byline for Daily Pennsylvanian Staff on the front page of the Daily Pennsylvanian. Some students are increasingly worried about having their names appear in their college papers.

Education

College newspapers grapple with requests to delete old articles as students and alumni fear deportation

Zoe Greenberg

Joseph Kunz undergoes an examination at Cooper University Hospital in Camden. He had been using tranq at the time; eight months later, his life has taken another turn.

Health

Amputations are soaring as a tranq crisis takes hold in the Philly region

Aubrey Whelan, Max Marin, and Dylan Purcell

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