Month: March 2018

Una niña inmigrante : Liliana Velásquez comparte su historia

March 5, 2018 Karly Matthews

Cuando ella tenía catorce años, escapó a la violencia y la pobreza de su país, Guatemala, para obtener una vida mejor en los Estados Unidos. View More »

London’s Temple Owls are Everywhere for Spring Break

March 5, 2018 Cassi Smeltzer

Students have been taking classes for the past seven weeks and with spring break right around the corner, you can feel the anticipation in the crisp London air. View More »

Winter Storm Delays Students’ Spring Break Travel Plans

March 3, 2018 Qadree Fletcher

Spring break is here, but Spring weather is an entirely different story. Philadelphia and its surrounding areas were blasted by a powerful nor’easter that impacted several states, on Friday. View More »

President Englert Testifies Before Senate Appropriations Committee

March 1, 2018 Cassandra L Semyon

President Englert seemed confident Tuesday after his testimony before the Senate Appropriations committee. He, along with his counterparts from Lincoln, Pitt, and Penn State Universities made the annual trip to the capitol to appeal for the continuation of financial support for state institutions. View More »

Honeygrow Utilizes Virtual Reality

March 1, 2018 Andrew James Mikida

Honeygrow has caught the attention of employees everywhere, not because of how they work, but because of how they are trained. View More »

Students Travel to Unique City for Spring Break

March 1, 2018 Brianna C Dent

Some students are all set for a one-of-a-kind experience this spring break. Starting March 1st, a select group of students will be flying out of the city to Arcosanti, Arizona. View More »

Sixers Continue Home Winning Streak

March 1, 2018 Keith Brian Aversa

The moment may finally be here. The Philadelphia 76ers kept their home winning streak alive in their nail bitter 116-105 victory over the Orlando Magic sparking dreams of a playoff run. View More »