A prominent Silicon Valley tech writer said he didn't know any black entrepreneurs. That's sparked a hard look at the attention founders of color get.

It's one of Philadelphia's oldest surviving technology meetup groups

The alumnus is here for Drexel University's Comedy Week. He celebrates the value of absurdity with large-scale public pranks.

Developers had a chance to present their apps, hear feedback and take advice on how to improve or add to their existing app in order to make it more functional or find ways to generate revenue.

Can we tackle poverty here through technology?

It's an annual unconference, now with an expanded menu of elements that relate to running a successful podcast, like graphic design, content strategy, business basics and social media

The twice-annual weekend coding event has already built a reputation for being an early leader among other similar events organized by undergraduates.

"[The microwave is] a common piece of electronics that's really outdated, kind of like TI calculators, so why not hack it and make it better?"

That's 230,000 Philadelphia households without Internet access. Here's what's being done.

To be eligible for the low-cost internet service, a family must have a child receiving free school lunches under the National School Lunch Program.