Biden admin approves $5 billion more in student loan relief: See who qualifies

The Biden administration is finding other ways to wipe out student loan debt after the Supreme Court struck down the president's plan for mass student loan cancellation.

Kelly's Classroom: St. Joseph Academy
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St. Joseph Academy will hold a watch party at their student center for their Wednesday night episode of The ClassH-Room. Stream The ClassH-Room and other FOX 29 favorites on the FOX Local app!

UPenn president testifies in congress about rise in antisemitism on college campuses

Liz Magill, President of the University of Pennsylvania, appeared before a congressional committee Tuesday to address the rise in antisemitism on college campuses. 

Students learn how to fly drones at high school in Southwest Philadelphia

Students at a Philadelphia high school are making money, getting course credit and keeping their school safe all while learning to fly drones.

School board member resigns after receiving backlash for controversial Facebook post on Israel-Hamas war

Jamina Clay-Dingle is resigning from the Colonial School Board following a controversial Facebook post about the Israel-Hamas war. However, she plans to remain the Assistant Superintendent for the School District of Philadelphia.

Pennridge School District responds to federal civil rights violation complaint, non-profit founder speaks out

Pennridge School District is in the hot seat after a federal civil rights complaint accusing the district of creating a “hostile environment" for students was filed on Wednesday.

Newly elected Democrats, board president seek legal counsel over $700K severance package
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Newly elected Democrats as well as the outgoing board president have sought legal counsel regarding $700K severance package for Superintendent Abram Lucabaugh, who abruptly resigned. Their attorneys are calling the separation agreement unlawful, void and unenforceable.

From Taylor Swift to Rick Ross, pop culture courses are engaging new swath of law students

Law professors across the country are increasingly drawing on popular culture and celebrities to engage a new generation of students and contextualize complicated concepts in the real world.