A data-driven look at your week in review — and the week to come.
A Study in Originality on Drexel’s Campus
The new Study hotel showcases the work of local artists.
AG Shapiro Asks Pope to Intervene in Abuse Report Court Battle
He called on Pope Francis to “direct church leaders” to drop their opposition to the release of a grand jury report.
Of Course Two Veterinarians Filled Their Wedding With Adorable Farm Animals
Chloe and Chris’s rustic winery wedding included surprise appearances from horses, baby donkeys, and more.
Toomey Says He’ll Vote for Brett Kavanaugh
The senator met with the U.S. Supreme Court nominee on Thursday.
You Can Take $10 Yoga Classes at This Gorgeous Plant-Filled Cafe
Teasers for Yoga Brain’s grand opening in September.
City Orders Shutdown of Scrapyard Where Fire Burned
The property must reduce its scrap piles to 10 feet before it can reopen.
All the candidates — including PA governor and U.S. reps — on the ballot on November 3rd.
Our highly anticipated guide to the most exciting, compelling, and provocative restaurants in Philly
This Sweet Dog Has Been Waiting to Be Adopted Since June
It’s time to give Noah a new home.
Where to Find Healthy Eats and Great Workouts in Point Breeze
According to Ashley Law of Namaste Nourish.
Mark your calendars to celebrate, eat, and explore your way through Philly.
Please give a warm welcome to Best of Philly 2026: Everything you want, didn’t know you needed, and should check out in Philadelphia right now.
Stephen Zarrilli to Step In as President and CEO of the University City Science Center
The former Safeguard Scientifics leader will assume the position in October, putting an end to a six-month nationwide search.
SEPTA’s AT&T Station Has Been Renamed … Again
It will henceforth be known as “NRG Station.”
SoBol Is Opening a Second Açaí Bowl Shop in Philly
SoBol Philly is preparing to open an açaí shop in University City in August.
Penn to Offer Its First-Ever Online Master’s Program in Computer Science
The program, available through the online learning platform Coursera, costs just one-third of what it costs to earn the degree on campus.
