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DelVal Partners with Aramark Collegiate Hospitality to Elevate Campus Dining Experience

5 days ago | philadelphia.today | Mark Hostutler

Delaware Valley University has selected Aramark Collegiate Hospitality as its new dining services provider, following a competitive review process aimed at enhancing the campus dining experience for students, faculty, staff, and guests. The partnership will commence operations on July 1 and will include residential, athletic, catering, conference, and retail dining, resulting in a comprehensive approach to the university dining experience.
Here’s How Pope Leo XIV Has Changed Villanova University

5 days ago | philadelphia.today | David Bjorkgren

Rev. Bob Hagan, Villanova's senior associate athletic director, talks about a deep connection to Pope Leo XIV because of their shared Augustinian backgrounds. The fact that Pope Leo XIV, formerly Robert “Bob” Prevost, went to Villanova University is definitely being felt on campus, writes Ben Silver for Main Line Today. The first reaction has been one of jubilation and pride of association.
Six Holy Family Graduates Honored with 2025 Lindback Award for Distinguished Teaching

1 week ago | philadelphia.today | Mark Hostutler

Out of more than 12,000 educators in the School District of Philadelphia, just 60 were selected to receive the 2025 Lindback Award for Distinguished Teaching. Among them, six are proud graduates of Holy Family University’s School of Education — a testament to the university’s lasting impact on classrooms across the region. Presented by the Christian R. and Mary F.
Delaware County Tweaks Healthcare Response to Crozer Closings

1 week ago | philadelphia.today | David Bjorkgren

Mercy Fitzgerald Hospital is one of two hospitals left in Delaware County to serve patients. With only two hospitals left in the county, Riddle Hospital in Media and Mercy Fitzgerald Hospital in Darby, officials are focusing on making sure those facilities have what they need to meet Delaware County healthcare demands from patients no longer able to access the Crozer Health system, writes Justin Udo for KYW Newsradio.
Media Could See Its First Black Woman Mayor, Depending on Voters

1 week ago | philadelphia.today | David Bjorkgren

If Joi Washington, a Democrat now serving on Media Borough Council, wins the General Election in November, she would be Media Borough’s first Black woman mayor since the borough was founded in 1850, writes Kate Benard for The Philadelphia Inquirer. Washington won the Democratic nomination for mayor unopposed in Tuesday’s Primary Election. She will face off against Republican Kevin Kellogg in November. Kellogg unsuccessfully ran for Media mayor in 2021.
Best Places to Work in Philadelphia, According to Employee Feedback

1 week ago | philadelphia.today | Jensen Toussaint

The Greater Philadelphia area is home to some of the best places to work in the nation, writes Philadelphia Business Journal staff. For several years, the Philadelphia Business Journal and Quantum Workplace have joined forces to put together a list of the top employers in the region. This is determined by employee feedback collected through Quantum’s online survey. Factors include company culture, consideration compensation, benefits, and trust in senior leadership.
Pennsylvania Woman, Entrepreneur Seeking to Trademark the Tush Push

1 week ago | philadelphia.today | Jensen Toussaint

Deanna Slamans, a graphic designer and serial e-commerce entrepreneur based out of Hershey, Pennsylvania, is seeking to trademark the “tush push,” write Daniel Libit and Michael McCann for Sportico. She initially filed her application in November 2023, just weeks before the Philadelphia Eagles submitted their trademark application. Earlier this month, the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) gave a suspension notice on the Eagles’ application due to Slamans filing hers first.
Wissahickon Brewing's Second Location Brings New Breakfast, Lunch Options to Olde Kensington

1 week ago | philadelphia.today | Jensen Toussaint

Wissahickon Brewing Company in East Falls recently celebrated the opening of its second location, bringing new daily breakfast and lunch options to a neighborhood in Olde Kensington, where it’s been rather light, writes Jenn Ladd for The Philadelphia Inquirer. The new brewery is open seven days a week from 7 AM to 11 PM during the week and 8 AM to 11 PM on weekends. For the early morning crowd, coffee and tea from Wirlybird Coffee are the popular beverages of choice.
Discover Fairmount: Underrated Museums, Lush Parks, and Outstanding Food in Philly’s Laid-Back Corner

1 week ago | philadelphia.today | Jensen Toussaint

Fairmount has a rare mix of cool museums, standout parks, and stellar eateries, all tied together by a laid-back neighborhood vibe. Fairmount delivers a rare mix of overlooked museums, standout parks, and stellar spots to eat and drink, all of which are tied together by a laid-back neighborhood vibe, writes Pamela Vachon for the Islands.
Calder Gardens Finally Has An Official Opening Date

1 week ago | philadelphia.today | Jensen Toussaint

Calder Gardens, Philadelphia’s newest museum, has signified Sunday, September 21 as its official opening date, writes Kristen Hunt for PhillyVoice. The opening will mark the culmination of five years worth of planning and building along the Ben Franklin Parkway. Calder Gardens will be an indoor-outdoor space and will be dedicated to the works of legendary sculptor Alexander Calder. The museum will be strategically located just steps away from the Rodin Museum and Barnes Foundation, respectively.