Daniel Rubin

Since 1999, each student at Abington High School has been required to perform some sort of community service in order to graduate.

A doctor who grew up in Kensington collects what others overlook, displaying his finds in a quirky manner and gaining more notice abroad than at home.

Fawzi went down the Shore the other day. This was big. He'd never seen the ocean before. Not even the sea, and he'd spent his whole life 20 minutes from the Mediterranean.

Although she's philosophical about the matter, Kory Stamper says it's technically wrong to call her the F-bomb lady. The title fails to appreciate the collaborative nature of her work. No fewer than a dozen lexicographers vet the origins, significance, and currency of a word before its inclusion in the latest Merriam-Webster's Collegiate Dictionary.

The poets took their autoharps, their berry cobblers, and bottles of burgundy to the Camden pizzeria Tuesday night, but the mood could not be called festive. They were meeting for the first time since Rocky Wilson got rolled.

How I made peace with a most-precious package.

Thirteen Quaker and Mennonite families left what is now Krefeld, Germany, thirsting for religious freedom. Here is what remains of them.

“Things get lost that we don’t share and talk about in this country," says Vanessa Julye, coauthor of "Fit for Freedom, Not for Friendship: Quakers, African Americans, & the Myth of Racial Justice."

For 10 days, authorities would identify neither the dead man nor the suspect, Keven Van Lam, who sat in lockup for four months with nearly every detail of his case hidden from view.

Arlington and Lou Henderson recall their time in the Negro Leagues as Major League Baseball honors the Black men who played professional baseball in the era of Jim Crow.