News
Residence Halls Face Delays in Mail Deliveries
Freshman Timothy Bovitt had a difficult star to his college experience. He ordered a textbook for his Race and Diversity GenEd. View More »
Month: October 2016
News
Hillary Clinton Promotes Families at Haverford Town Hall
Democratic Presidential Nominee, Hillary Clinton, hosted a “Family Town Hall” Tuesday afternoon, to discuss her plans to create a better economy for families and children alike. View More »
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Pennsylvania Voter Registration Deadline This Week
For people who haven’t registered to vote in the upcoming election, time is running out.
The deadline for Pennsylvania residents to register to vote is October 11th. View More »
Entertainment
Netflix Turns Philadelphia Into Stars Hollow, Connecticut
Promoting the revival of the early 2000s television show Gilmore Girls, Netflix took over three Philadelphia coffee shops early Wednesday morning. View More »
SportsDesk
Player Profile: Romond Deloatch
Tight end Romond Deloatch has been a playmaker on both sides of the football for the Owls this season. View More »
News
The Libertarian Party Comes to Campus
The election cycle of 2016 has been a heated discussion for most. The candidates that always come to mind are Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton. View More »
News
Renovations at Paley Library
Construction on Temple University’s new library began back in fall 2015 with the demolition of Barton Hall. View More »
News
Race In Race Symposium to Promote Discussion of Race in Politics
Annenberg Studio 1 was the setting Tuesday night as Temple University hosted their third Race In Race student forum event. View More »
SportsDesk
Womens Soccer Drops Close Affair To Tulsa
Temple Women’s soccer continued conference play on Sunday falling to Tulsa 2-1. Temples record now stands at 3-9, while Tulsa improves to 5-6-1. View More »
News
Career Week to Wrap Up with Job and Internship Fair
It’s finally fall and what better way to get a jumpstart on the year than to find your perfect career match! View More »