Moving Here : Featured Stories

Does Philadelphia's recent wave of coworking spaces say something bigger about our regional economy? Brooklyn transplant 3rd Ward, opening this summer in South Kensington, could be a bellwether. 

The Exchange is bringing co-working to Philadelphia's nonprofit and philanthropic sectors. At the Friends Center, half-a-dozen organizations are sharing real estate and building community.

Last week, the Economy League announced their plan for making Philadelphia globally competitive. Can we accomplish that goal and still maintain our unique charm?

Campus Philly's annual meeting provided a window into the city's allure. Highlights included a talk from Inside Higher Ed co-founder Doug Lederman.

The community-minded online music network opens a physical space in Fishtown.

A talented core of 30-somethings with diverse backgrounds, a willingness to try new things and a clear vision keep UCD's impact strong.

The group grew up over the summer and is poised to increase its presence with a fall cleanup and ambassador program.

A Drexel grad reflects on her experience and photography on this dynamic, classic Philadelphia block in West Powelton. 

They're building banjos, walking on the trapeze and reclaiming cemeteries, and they all come here to get the tools they need.

Region's trail network expected to triple in next two decades with guidance from groundbreaking, 34-member coalition.

Between Temple University and Spring Garden Street, recent developments seem to be creating a cultural and educational destination. 

With more than 20,000 vacant parcels posing significant costs on neighborhoods, there is little time to waste, says Anuj Gupta of Mt. Airy USA.

An architectural walking tour in Rittenhouse, gritty photos under the El, and a beefy battle to build a computer lab.

The three-mile stretch of highway is just one of the things Next American City's Diana Lind is impacting from its new Brewerytown storefront.