Lincoln University News

The Vietnam Veterans Memorial Fund wants a photo for every name on "The Wall" in D.C. So far, the organization has a picture for about half of the 58,000 men and women whose names are inscribed on the monument.

Small town, big race was the theme for A last Saturday's 23rd Kennett Run. And after the 2,646th person crossed the 5k finish line in Anson B. Nixon I would say that Anson B. Nixon had quite the crowd for the famous after party of the Kennett Run.

Sen. Anthony H. Williams discusses his legislation on ensuring that students are receiving accurate lessons on the Holocaust, genocide and other human rights violations during a visit to the Klein JCC Holocaust Awareness Museum and Education Center in Northeast Philadelphia.

The second phase of the annual state budget charade begins after Memorial Day when the House begins crafting its version of the 2012-13 budget, so it will be interesting to see what the lower chamber does with the extra money found since Gov.

Centre, said the budget proposal, which passed through the senate on May 9, reflects current available revenue for the Commonwealth, leading to some changes and updates from the budget proposed by .

The cantilevered light box that covers the court between the Pavilion and the Collection Galleries shines bright and clear on the Philadelphia Parkway.

Paul Hauser sold his crop of spring produce grown in his four greenhouses at the Co-op Farmers' Market on Main Street last Sunday.

Experts will descend today on the suburb of Mt Roskill as the urgent hunt for any more fruit flies begins.

As Alabama A&M University celebrates Founders Day today and holds graduation ceremonies on Saturday, it has one more reason to celebrate.

Lincoln University is getting a $10,000 grant from the Home Depot company's "Retool Your School" contest, along with 10 other historically black colleges and universities.

This Saturday the West Chester Growers Market will return to its on-season weekly format.