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AEPi Fraternity to be Removed from Temple’s Campus
One of Temple’s largest fraternities, Alpha Epsilon Pi is set to be removed from campus by officials following accusations of misuse, poor conduct, and sexual assault. View More »
Month: November 2018
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The Face Behind “Owls of Temple University”
A Temple University freshman started his very own campus-wide social media project.
Jeremy Elvas is on a mission to document stories of people who make up Temple’s diverse student body. View More »
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BREAKING: Temple Professor, CNN Contributor Fired by CNN after UN Speech
Temple professor Marc Lamont Hill was fired by CNN Thursday after a speech he gave to the United Nations. View More »
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Report From Rome: Cats Among the Ruins
In Rome, ancient ruins aren’t just tourist attractions – they’re also home to many of the city’s stray cats. View More »
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Judge Strikes Down Kane Appeal to Extended Prison Leave
A Montgomery County court announced today that former PA attorney Kathleen Kane’s appeal for an extended prison leave would not be approved. View More »
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US-China Trade: War or Peace?
The Chinese Students and Scholar Associations (CSSA) and Temple University Department of Political Science sponsored a debate on the US-China Trade War at the Howard Ghittis Student Center on Thursday, November 15. View More »
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2018 Youth Drug Summit Hosted at Temple University
The U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration’s Philadelphia Division hosted the 2018 Youth Drug Summit at the Howard Ghittis Student Center on Tuesday, November 27. View More »
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Temple Honors Veterans with Military Arts Mural
Temple Universities’ office of Military and Veteran Services will honor those who have served in the Temple community with the unveiling of a new mural today. View More »
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CDC Issues Further Warnings Regarding Lettuce Poisoning
The CDC has now officially declared that some romaine lettuce being imported into the United States may be safe to eat but has continued to warn of further E. View More »
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Tensions At The Mexican Border
A Caravan, made up of hundreds of Central American asylum seekers, has reached the border of Mexico and America. View More »