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Next Steps for More Protected Bike Lanes
Cyclists in Philadelphia may be seeing more bike lanes added to three high-traffic streets in the near future. View More »
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Tonight: People’s Poetry Audio Tour Kickoff Featuring Kai Davis
The Galleries at Moore continues their 2019 Faculty Triennial this evening with the People’s Poetry Audio Tour Kickoff, which features 2016 Temple alum and poet Kai Davis. View More »
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Cosby Moved to General Detention
Bill Cosby, the former comedian and Temple grad was moved to general detention in his prison in Phoenix this week. View More »
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A London Education
It’s goodbye to Broad Street and hello to Cromwell Road for Temple students studying abroad in London. View More »
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Lunar New Year at the Rail Park
A celebration of the Lunar New Year came to The Rail Park this past Saturday.
Hosted in collaboration with the Philadelphia Chinatown Development Corporation, Friends of the Rail Park welcomed dozens of Philly resident to the recently completed green space. View More »
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New Scholarship to Help Students Experiencing Food and Housing Insecurity
Temple Student Government is giving a $5,000 scholarship to one student who is experiencing food and housing insecurity. View More »
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Little Progress in Washington as February 15th Deadline Looms
With Friday’s deadline for an agreement between Congress and the president over funding for a border wall growing ever closer, many politicians on both sides of the aisle are bracing for what comes next. View More »
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Temple outlasts SMU in close game
Temple needed a bounce-back win tonight following an upset loss to Tulsa. In a gritty, close game against a scrappy SMU team, the Owls pulled out a much-needed win. View More »
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Penn Hospital Confirms Suspected Patient Does not Have Ebola
Concerns arose Wednesday when University of Pennsylvania Hospital officials reported that a patient was being treated for possible Ebola virus infection. View More »
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State of The Union 2019
President Donald Trump gave his second State of the Union address to a divided congress. Lawmakers on both sides of the isle expressed hope that the President would unify the country and set a tone of bipartisanship in Washington following the longest government shutdown in U.S. View More »