Roughly one in three women will experience contact sexual violence at some point in their life. Between one in sixteen and one in seventy-seven men will experience contact sexual violence View More »
Temple Student Government created a new high school mentorship program to build a relationship with high school students in the North-Central Philadelphia area. Temple students will serve as mentors, helping View More »
El Sabado 24 de Marzo miles de personas marcharon en Filadelfia a las nueve de la manana en la cinco y Market hasta Penns Landing donde termino la caminata a View More »
Computer Services has announced that Temple’s resident online resource, Blackboard, will be completely phased out after the semester’s end. This announcement comes after efforts this year by the university to introduce Canvas as its new online class resource. View More »
Hundreds of thousands covered the streets of the nation’s capital Saturday to join the March For Our Lives. Marchers, some as young as six, armed themselves with signs and a simple message: enough is enough. View More »
Philadelphia was one of the 800-plus cities to take part in the March for Our Lives march Saturday morning. Demonstrators met at Fifth and Market Streets nearby Independence Hall, continued View More »
London may not be known as the city of love, but the Underground knows how to keep the romance alive. Aside from Big Ben, London Bridge, and the London Eye, View More »
Although it was the second day of spring, Temple’s main campus saw almost a foot of snow on Wednesday thanks to the fourth Nor’Easter this month that made an impact View More »
Temple nursing students are getting a chance to hear first hand what its like living with a mental illness. A new program at Temple’s College of Public Health gives students the chance to hear what its like to have Schizophrenia. View More »
