Update Abroad
Temple students adjust to life in London
Temple study abroad students have been in London for just about a month. While adjusting to a new city and culture can be an experience in itself, some students have View More »
Month: February 2014
Entertainment
Vagina Monologues Take the Stage Once Again
Known for its activist movements and presentations such as Walk a Mile in Her Shoes, and the Clothesline Project, the Wellness Resource Center presented the Vagina Monologues for its seventh View More »
SportsDesk
Coaches Chaney & Litwack Memorialized into History
Adding to their banners on the rafters in the Liacouras Center and names written across the court, Hall of Fame Coaches John Chaney and Harry Litwack received one more honor View More »
Entertainment
Indoor Ice Rink Makes a Splash
The cold and rainy weather wasn’t enough to stop Temple University’s “Skate into the New Year” as students gathered in the Howard Gittis Student Center for the chance to skate View More »
News
Temple Health Leading The Nation in Endovascular Surgery
The Department of Aortic and Endovascular surgery at Temple University Hospital is in the process of getting a new device known as a multilayer stent, approved by the United States View More »
News
Temple University to open at 10 a.m. on Wednesday, Feb. 5.
The statement below is from Temple’s official alert website. In light of the likelihood of dangerous driving conditions Wednesday morning, Feb. 5, Temple University will open and classes will begin View More »
SportsDesk
Owls Fall to Villanova Wildcats 90-74
The Owls took on the Villanova Wildcats at the Liacouras Center Feb. 1 but fell short of a win with a final score of 90-74. With over 10,000 at the View More »
News
University Closes For Snowstorm, Posts List of Open Facilities
Temple University closed early Monday due to more wintry weather. Main campus had roughly 3.5 inches on the ground as the snow tapered off in the late afternoon. Crews from View More »
Entertainment
Professor Gives A Taste of Chile History
Students and faculty listened intently last Thursday as Nancy Morris, Chair and Professor in the Department of Media Studies, led a discussion and exploration into the Chilean Musical History. Morris View More »
News
Graduation Student Speaker on Being Temple Made
Students from Temple University’s School of Media and Communication received their long-awaited diplomas Friday, Jan. 31, 2014. Along with other speakers such as Radio Times’ host Marty Moss-Coane, a student speaker View More »