Philadelphia

Philadelphia – September 16, 2026 -- Guests who show up at any Insomnia Cookies bakery in the U.S. or Canada wearing pajamas on Tuesday, Sept. 15, can score one free Classic cookie, no purchase or Insomnia Rewards membership required.

The offer runs from 8 p.m. until close at most bakeries, with the Dayton, Ohio location celebrating from 6 to 10 p.m. instead. Limited-time and Deluxe cookies are excluded from the deal.

The tradition dates back to 2019 and has grown into a September fixture

Insomnia Cookies first held PJ Party in 2019, and the company declared it National PJ Party Night in 2024. Last year's event gave away approximately 67,000 free cookies across the brand's bakery network.

Bryn Mawr -- As the world marks the 25th anniversary of September 11, 2001, Harcum College is spotlighting how it has kept the memory of one victim, Kevin D. Marlo, alive through a campus theatre and a scholarship fund that has raised more than $1.5 million.

Marlo, a passionate actor connected to the Harcum community, died in the September 11 attacks. In the years after his death, his family worked with the college to restore and rename its Little Theatre in his honor, creating the Kevin D. Marlo Theatre on Harcum's Bryn Mawr campus near Philadelphia.

Philadelphia – September 11, 2026 -- Anthropologie launched its Fall 2026 campaign, "Fall Is a Feeling," on September 8, unveiling a collection built around relaxed silhouettes, cozy knitwear and a reimagined sweater dress as the season's signature piece.

The collection is available now at anthropologie.com and in stores worldwide, spanning a global footprint of more than 220 locations.

The September catalog splits into two distinct style chapters

The first chapter leans easygoing, featuring relaxed pant shapes, suede and leather jackets, cozy sweaters, sleep shorts and unexpected pairings. The second chapter turns to knitwear, spotlighting the sweater dress through refined silhouettes and luxurious fabrics.

PHILADELPHIA -- September 01, 2026 -- David Lozano, a Spanish rider with type 1 diabetes, won the King of the Mountains classification at the Philadelphia Cycling Classic on Saturday, claiming the climber's jersey as America's most prestigious one-day race returned after a decade away. Lozano, who races for Team Novo Nordisk, the world's first all-diabetes professional cycling team, led the day's decisive breakaway over the Manayunk Wall and Lemon Hill. Teammate Filippo Ridolfo finished 12th, the team's top overall result on the day.