Lights…. Camera…. Action! Thursday nights in Annenberg Hall only means one thing—rehearsal for Temple’s very own live sketch-comedy show – Temple Smash. Nearly 60 cast and crew members spend 6 View More »
President Neil Theobald is getting a new title, as professor. No it’s not a conference meeting, it’s a freshman class. Once a week, President Theobald opens his doors at Sullivan View More »
Although small in height, some of Temple’s biggest fans participated in Temple’s annual Touchdown Toss this past weekend. Despite the football team’s tough loss this past weekend, and even tougher View More »
Temple’s African American Studies department held a black hair symposium in Gladfelter Hall. Local salons, students, and natural hair enthusiasts alike joined in a celebration of African American hair. Although View More »
Like most students, Yiran Yao is studying and preparing for Thanksgiving break, but Yiran is packing for something different than most. She is one of almost 60 international students spending View More »
As finals draw near, college students are beginning to stress about their added workload. Due dates, dead lines, and tests are pushing some students to resort to extremes to stay View More »
Cybernet Security has been one of the many aspects of daily life that Temple University has been striving students to improve on. The many threats students could encounter online range View More »
Basketball is back! And Fran Dunphy’s squad has a lot of young faces. Two of the new faces that have been seeing big minutes, Freshman Josh Brown and Mark Williams View More »
At any university, there are fans that show up to a few games a season and there are others that make perfect attendance a priority. Not only that, but they View More »
The American Society of Landscape Architects presented two Temple alums with Student Excellence awards for their Above, Below, Beyond project. Diana Fernandez and Amy Syverson graduated from Temple’s Ambler campus View More »
