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University of the Arts

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

“I will soon announce the largest and most ambitious fundraising campaign in Temple’s history,” John Fry told an audience of several hundred as he was inaugurated as Temple’s 15th president.

Education

Amid a challenging time nationally, John Fry is inaugurated as Temple’s 15th president with much hope and optimism

Susan Snyder

Education

Financially strapped Rosemont College will merge with Villanova University

Susan Snyder

Madison Claus (center) former UArts Administrative Assistant and Arts Staff Union Organizing Committee member, leaves the lectern after speaking during a press conference outside Hamilton Hall on the former University of the Arts Campus in September. State. Rep. Ben Waxman and State Sen. Nikil Saval, who have proposed laws to prevent another collapse like UArts, hosted the event.

Education

A leading bid has come in for Gershman Hall, the final UArts building for sale through bankruptcy

Susan Snyder

Anderson Hall at 333 S. Broad St. in Philadelphia had been part of the University of the Arts, which announced in May that it was closing.

Commercial

Plans for UArts’ Anderson Hall take shape with ‘middle market’ apartments

Jake Blumgart

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