University City

That's how many dollars you'll have to pay to see a new art exhibit centered on squirrels.

Yes, squirrels at the Institute of Contemporary Art in University City.

The New York Times is absolutely raving about this show.

Kind of a fun backstory.

So that is starting to jam back to the Schuylkill.

Speaking of the Schuylkill, on that westbound side, we don't quite have a camera on it, but there is a disabled vehicle blocking the right lane as you make your way west through University City here to the Vine.

Eastbound, of course, is jammed.

Those travel times on the Schuylkill, at least through University City, 17 minutes westbound from the Wall Whitman to the Vine, a little bit heavier than usual, 12 minutes if you're headed eastbound from the Vine to the Wall.

On I-95, bigger issues than normal because there is some construction here on the northbound side at Allegheny Avenue.

Already a very congested area and that left lane is closed for construction.

great.

I'm only asking because I want to go to that one, but I went to one in University City.

Okay.

Just still very stripped down.

Oh, my God.

So essentially, Sierra Green is on top of a parking garage in University City.

Wow.

a few blocks away from the south street bridge and it's open 24 hours a day.

UPenn worked with it.

So I'm thinking University City.

Oh, wow.

You think that I would? No.

Well, sports is big business in Philadelphia, and in recent years women are getting a bigger piece of the pie.

Today, stakeholders gathered for a conference in University City aim- aimed at keeping the momentum going.

Action News' Maggie Kent takes us there.

Women's sports is having a moment here in Philadelphia, and that moment will long continue, so now it's time to strategize on how to get in on that success.

Here at Drexel University they're hosting the US Open Squash tournaments next month.

There's so much to be excited about when it comes to women's sports here in the city of sisterly affection.

In University City, Maggie Kent, Channel 6 Action News.

Very cool.

And as a town, that store has seen our best growth over the last couple of years.

And then the University City Store was the first one where you'd see kids that come in with their headphones and don't answer you and then are looking up where to buy the shoes somewhere else or cheaper.

It's the first place where somebody's like, oh, do you guys take Apple Pay? I'm like, I don't think we have that.

And the guy goes, yeah, you do, and rang himself up.