Felicia Gans Sobey
Philly Inquirer
Boston, MA, United States
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Past articles by Felicia:
What to know about the grad student assistants on strike at Temple
It’s the first-ever strike in the Temple University Graduate Students' Association history. → Read More
Read the full ruling from the landmark Pa. school funding case
The landmark lawsuit, first filed in 2014, argued that the state’s process for funding schools is unconstitutional. → Read More
What to know about the landmark Pa. school funding case decision
The landmark lawsuit, first filed in 2014, argued that the state’s process for funding schools is tantamount to discrimination. → Read More
📣 Calling Philly’s sneakerheads 👟
And we meet local siblings with their own rivalry. → Read More
How John Fetterman will fit in the U.S. Senate
Penn Medicine has opened a Center for Living Donation with the goal of increasing the number of live organ donors. → Read More
Watch the video tribute shown at Senator T. Milton Street Sr.’s funeral
Thomas Milton Street Sr., a former activist and Pennsylvania legislator, died in November after a yearslong battle with cancer. → Read More
What theater is getting a $30 million makeover? Take The Inquirer’s weekly news quiz.
Test your knowledge of last week’s events against other readers. → Read More
What to know about Pa. and N.J. test scores from the ‘nation’s report card’
Both Pennsylvania and New Jersey students have declined in math and reading at steeper rates than the national average. → Read More
A map of Wawa locations in Philly, including the ones that are closing
The stores at 12th and Market Streets and 19th and Market Streets are set to close “over the next few weeks." → Read More
Where to drop your mail ballot in Philly
Philly’s mail ballot drop boxes are open for the 2022 midterm elections, which means you can vote for Pa.’s next governor and senator now. → Read More
How many times can you get COVID?
First, we look at the questions that still remain about our future with COVID. For instance, how many times can you get the virus? → Read More
Philly’s LGBTQ network looks for monkeypox info
And tips for getting your energy bills under control. → Read More
Rolling to national championships 🛼
It should come as no surprise that today’s forecast is once again: hot, hot, hot. With a high temperature nearing 100, today could be the hottest day we’ve seen in 10 years. → Read More
Philly teams have tried to leave South Philly before. Here’s where — and why it didn’t work
It's not the first time that developers or city leaders have considered moving a major league team to the heart of the city. → Read More
Philly’s heat wave ♨️
First up, we have some tips for staying cool during the heat wave moving through our region. → Read More
‘They snatched everything from me’
First, a rising number of Philly’s gun violence victims are women and girls, with hundreds killed or wounded in the city since 2020. → Read More
The future of abortion in Pa. with Biden’s executive order and a looming Pa. governor’s race
Abortions remain legal in Pennsylvania up to 24 weeks of pregnancy; abortions after 24 weeks can be performed only if a person’s life or health is at risk. → Read More
Violence erupts at Philly July 4th celebration
First, two police officers were shot last night during Philadelphia’s Fourth of July celebration. → Read More
MOVE victims’ families face continuing heartache
And $450,000 to help Philly’s new superintendent. → Read More
Here’s where abortion is now banned in the United States
Seven states have banned nearly all abortions, and 17 others are likely to do so in the coming weeks. Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and Delaware are not currently among those weighing a change. → Read More