News
Applications Spike Following Football Fame
With the football team’s success, the job of the Admissions office at Temple has gotten decidedly harder. View More »
Month: December 2015
SportsDesk
Matt Rhule: “I absolutely plan on being here”
It appears Matt Rhule will be at Temple for the long haul.
After a week of speculation about his potential departure from Temple Football to pursue a coaching vacancy at another school, Rhule said in a interview with 94WIP Radio this morning:
“I absolutely plan on being here. View More »
SportsDesk
Women’s Basketball Scores Redemption over Villanova
After a three-game losing streak, the women’s basketball team finally revived their winning ways with a victory over Villanova, 61-55. View More »
News
Adjuncts Vote to Unionize
JUST IN: Temple University's adjunct faculty have voted to unionize
— Temple Update (@TempleUpdate) November 25, 2015
The battle for unionization has finally come to an end. View More »
SportsDesk
Campus Buzzing with Cherry & White Spirit
With Temple’s 27-3 victory over UConn on Saturday, November 28, the Owls fly on to compete in the American Athletic Conference Championship. View More »
Entertainment
Christmas Village Returns to Love Park
The holiday season has finally arrived and shoppers from all over the city can come to Philadelphia’s Christmas Village at Love Park for all their holiday needs. View More »
News
Cultural Divide between British & American Culture
United States students discuss what the divide between British and American culture means.
When asked about what they thought of when hearing the term “Philadelphia,” many responded by mentioning films such as Rocky and Philadelphia. View More »
SportsDesk
Owls To Fight for the AAC Title
Temple Football is Texas bound. The Owls sights are now set on the Houston Cougars in the inaugural championship game of the American Athletic Conference. View More »
News
Bike Safety: Sharing the Road
Philadelphia is one of the top bicycle commuting cities in the nations 10 biggest cities, according to a study done by Bike PHL. View More »
News
Katz School Connects Down’s Syndrome with Alzheimer’s Disease
Dr. Domenico Pratico has spent his professional life on memories.
“In my Lab we say we want the memory to last a lifetime, that’s our motto, that’s why we work on this disease, because memory should be there, last forever.” View More »