Month: November 2016

Study Away LA: How Owls Are Casting Their Ballot

November 3, 2016 Erin E Patterson

Your vote is your voice and you wont be heard unless you go out to the polls and vote. View More »

The Impact of Young Voters on the 2016 Election

November 3, 2016 Emily M Morrison

Young voters make up 31% of the nations voting population. That is equal to the amount of Baby Boomers registered to vote. View More »

Food Ordering App Gives Students Ability to Use Their OWLcard On the Go

November 3, 2016 Mackenzie J Dougherty

The mobile food ordering app Tapingo tailors specifically to college students, making it so that students can use their meal plans to order food for pick-up and delivery. View More »

St. Patrick’s Cathedral: Preserving Medieval Architecture and Religion in Dublin

November 3, 2016 Kristina Elizabeth Stidham

Along one of Dublin’s busiest roadways stands the largest and one of the oldest churches in Ireland – St. View More »

The Rail Park Transformation Project

November 3, 2016 Brendan C Cottone

The Reading Terminal Railroad has been a significant part of American History. The Reading Viaduct was a railroad right of way that opened in 1893 and was in service until 1984. View More »

The Temple Community Garden Gets a New Addition

November 3, 2016 Nicholas N Charles

When you think of North Philadelphia, the thought of gardening does not usually come to mind, but Temple students are trying to change that. View More »