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Zoe Greenberg

Philadelphia

Features Reporter at The Philadelphia Inquirer

features @phillyinquirer. Past: @BostonGlobe, @nytimes. Write to me: [email protected]

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  • 13 hours ago | inquirer.com | Zoe Greenberg

    Growing up in Jordan with Palestinian parents, Nick Sammoudi never ate bagels, let alone made them. But for 25 years at New York Bagels in Overbrook Park, Sammoudi rose at 4 a.m. to boil and bake what many considered to be the best bagels in Philadelphia. Like any serious devotee, he imported the smoked fish from Brooklyn.

  • 2 days ago | inquirer.com | Zoe Greenberg

    In years past, college newspaper editors often heard from rueful alums who, applying to graduate school or new jobs, wanted articles they’d written as college students taken down. The student editors generally refused: a core purpose of journalism, after all, is to leave a record. But these days, the concerns, and the responses to them, are markedly different.

  • 1 week ago | inquirer.com | Zoe Greenberg

    City Council will consider new legislation that would allow Drexel University’s popular food trucks to park overnight, letting them to operate as they have for years — but legally. The legislation is in response to the university’s recent effort to crack down on food truck vendor violations on campus.

  • 1 week ago | mahoningmatters.com | Zoe Greenberg

    City Council will consider new legislation that would allow Drexel University's popular food trucks to park overnight, letting them to operate as they have for years - but legally. The legislation is in response to the university's recent effort to crack down on food truck vendor violations on campus.

  • 2 weeks ago | gazettextra.com | Susan Snyder |Zoe Greenberg

    By Susan Snyder and Zoe Greenberg - The Philadelphia Inquirer (TNS) PHILADELPHIA - Three students at the University of Pennsylvania have had their permission to study in the country revoked, the school said Monday morning. Penn said none of the visa revocations appear to be related to student protest activity, for which President Donald Trump's administration has been targeting international students on other college campuses. Copyright 2025 Tribune Content Agency.

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Zoe Greenberg
Zoe Greenberg @zoegberg
8 Apr 25

"When journalists are involved in libel lawsuits, they usually find themselves in the defendant’s seat. Fiorillo said that there is no tension between his commitment to free speech and his decision to file a lawsuit." https://t.co/DhLm4mG5J6

Zoe Greenberg
Zoe Greenberg @zoegberg
26 Mar 25

“this is the city of brotherly love, sisters in charge, Super Bowl champions, the birthplace of Mother's Day… and the home of Will Smith.” https://t.co/HPj83MthMq

Zoe Greenberg
Zoe Greenberg @zoegberg
26 Mar 25

Will Smith greeting his mom in front of an adoring West Philly crowd this morning (he’s back to name the bridge he walked over to get to Overbrook High) https://t.co/kbb1p8sONF