Philly Faces: Alexander Rothman Melds Comics and Poetry
Alexander Rothman, 36, is used to playing in the margins. The co-founder, editor-in-chief and publisher of a small press called Ink Brick is a...
Philly Faces: Brian Ungar Aims to Fly High
Like many 18-year-olds, Brian Ungar juggles school, extracurriculars and fun. Unlike his peers, he does it from 10 feet off the ground.
Ungar is a...
Philly Faces: Reuvena Grodnitzky Cooks up a Storm at Chabad Young Philly
There are busy, hardworking people, and then there’s Reuvena Grodnitzky.
A Cherry Hill native, the 31-year-old has lived in Philadelphia for the past nine years...
Philly Faces: Matt Adler Converses With the World
He may be new in town, but that isn’t anything new for Matt Adler, 33.
Through his travels, the Washington, D.C.-area native has gotten the...
Philly Faces: The Angry Grammarian Jeff Barg Speaks
You might know Jeff Barg, 38, from any number of places.
Perhaps you’ve read his Inquirer column, The Angry Grammarian, dedicated to understanding our relationship...
Philly Faces: Fighting Hunger With Challah
Joshua M. Finer is an analyst at Argosy Private Equity and a Temple University graduate on the executive board of the Temple University Young...
Philly Faces: Tribe12 Fellow Starts Business to Make Mosaics from Wedding Glass
Danielle Brief, 27, is a member of the 2019 cohort of Tribe12 Fellows, an educational leadership program that allows the Drexel University graduate to...
Philly Faces: Recent Grad Dives Into AJC
American Jewish Committee (AJC) Philadelphia/Southern New Jersey hired Max Buchdahl, 22, before he had even graduated college.
Buchdahl started working part-time as AJC’s Leaders for...
Philly Faces: A New Leno Emerges On Air
Dave Leno, 29, is one of Philadelphia’s emerging sports broadcasters.
Viewers can see him calling ESPN college basketball, where several of his assignments have included...