Inquirer journalists of color demand action on diversity and culture in public report card

A new website details institutional inequities and lists demands for change.

How an office succulent became a beacon of hope in the Philadelphia Inquirer newsroom

Keeping Assata alive has become a group effort.

Philly’s coronavirus response

Facebook gives Philly media half a million dollars to focus on what’ll really save local news: You

This relief money isn’t a bailout. It’s a bet on sustainable futures.

‘El Inquirer’: Philly’s paper of record rolls out a Spanish-language news site

Philadelphia’s growing Latinx population has a new place to turn for information.

Why the Philadelphia Inquirer slashed nearly 40 jobs — but is still optimistic about its future

The newspaper says it has five years to turn things around.

Why the Inquirer is replacing Philly.com

On the eve of its 190th birthday, the region’s largest newspaper is making a huge online change.

The Inquirer’s explanation of its unique local journalism model (a public benefit corporation owned by the Lenfest Institute) gets a national shoutout

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In a letter from their union, newsroom staffers declared they have ‘no confidence’ in Inquirer publisher Terry Egger

The union that represents Inquirer staff filed a grievance against their employer, alleging management lied about cutting off pensions

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The documentary about The Inquirer’s glory days is almost ready

Why you should care about what happened to the city's biggest newsroom decades ago.

So Kanye West bought an ad in the Inquirer

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8 Philadelphia institutions that wouldn’t be the same without the Lenfests’ generosity

Gerry Lenfest died Sunday at 88. His local philanthropy was without parallel in the modern era.

Downside to the River Wards building boom: Toxic lead that poisons Philly kids

A tribute to Inquirer sports columnist emeritus Bill Lyon, a Philly legend