Drexel University Career Fair Draws Nearly 100 Employers
Drexel University says it had to create more space for companies involved in its latest Spring Career Fair.
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Drexel University says it had to create more space for companies involved in its latest Spring Career Fair.
If you're ever stranded at Philadelphia International Airport, there's now a place where you can rent a room by the hour and relax while you wait for your next flight.
A ten-year plan to help solve some of the problems facing African-American men in Philadelphia was unveiled Tuesday at a recreation center in North Philadelphia.
Camden County had laid off about one-sixth of its workforce in the name of economy.
Construction is already underway at Fourth and Cooper in downtown Camden for the new, 12-story dorm building, the first university building south of Cooper.
Thanks to rising interest, thousands of people are attending a solar energy show, through tomorrow, at the Pennsylvania Convention Center.
A company in Morrisville, Bucks County has come up with a way to grow and harvest algae that may soon reduce our dependence on foreign oil.
SEPTA is hitting the road to ask riders what they think about a new system for collecting fares.
A survey from Priceline.com indicates that the "stay-cation" is out and more people want to go away on vacation this year.
Former mayoral candidate Sam Katz, now settled in to his new role as head of the Pennsylvania Intergovernmental Cooperation Authority, is already raising questions about Mayor Nutter's new long-range budget.
SEPTA riders are not being asked to dole out for higher fares in the coming year, but the transit agency is warning that it is quickly running out of cash for station and equipment repairs and upgrades.
With the decline of a unionized workforce in this country and growing efforts at union-busting, how is the organized labor movement faring in our region?
A national anti-union movement is trying to reduce the influence of public employees unions, including here in Pennsylvania.
New Jersey's governor is proposing a new statewide teacher tenure plan, something the teachers' union says is part of a national movement to break up public unions.
