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It feels like every year, we become more and more comfortable with talking about mental illness — and that’s really important. The stigma around mental…

On Valentine’s Day, there are often two kinds of people: those in relationships who can celebrate with their significant others on the ultimate day of…

Jan. 22 was a day that rocked our fair nation. We all awoke, ready to take on another day in the endless fever dream of…

On Jan. 21, 2020, the Reporters Committee for Freedom of the Press, a Washington D.C. based nonprofit that has assisted journalists in pro-bono legal services…

The 92nd Academy Awards nominations were announced Monday after an already contentious kick-off to awards season. Before the reveal, the Golden Globes came under fire…

We’ve all been there before. In between classes, walking around, trying to figure out the next move. However, there’s little to no money in the…

We have been proud and fortunate to carry on the tradition of The Triangle for many years now, and we could not have more pride…

As journalists, it is our moral and civil obligation to report the truth, no matter how small or inconsequential. This profession used to be highly…

Many riders were unaware of a big change in Philadelphia public transportation that took place this past April. The Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority (SEPTA) decriminalized…

Jannie Blackwell, who has represented West Philadelphia and University City on the city council for nearly 27 years, was unseated by newcomer Jamie Gauthier in…