City Life Kelly Writers House Celebrates 25th Anniversary One of Philadelphia’s most dynamic literary destinations reaches a milestone
Architecture Symposium Shines a Light on the Philadelphia Rowhouse Philly’s most common building type is the subject of “Rowhouse City: History and Adaptation in Philadelphia”
Architecture Polishing up Silverman Hall at Penn Law Baroque classrooms shine with fresh renovations at the University of Pennsylvania
Photography Photo Collection Project Takes A Walk In Ed Bacon’s Shoes Fisher Fine Arts Library at Penn is digitalizing a treasure trove of slides from the personal collection of Philly city planner extraordinaire Edmund Bacon and they need your help. Michael Bixler has the details
History New Book On W.E.B. Du Bois Colors In “White Space” The pioneering research of W.E.B. Du Bois on race, class, and data collection are on display in a strikingly visual new volume, “W.E.B. Du Bois’s Data Portraits: Visualizing Black America.” Joe Brin has this book review
History The Making & Breaking Of The Philadelphia Commercial Museum Edward Duffy takes us back when industry, commerce, and foreign trade flooded the halls of the Philadelphia Commercial Museum, the first institution of its kind in the United States
City Life Fisher Fine Arts Library Gives Hidden City Daily Eternal Life Long live Hidden City Daily! We are honored and thrilled to announce that our website was chosen for inclusion in the Fisher Fine Arts Library Web Archive at Penn. Michael Bixler has the details
History Queen of The Rats: How One Female Scientist Colonized The Modern Lab Mickey Herr takes a look at the Wistar Rat, a true Philly original, and the groundbreaking female biologist that helped standardize science
