News
Reducing End-Of-Semester Stress
On Tuesday, April 23, Student Activities held an outdoor festival on 13th Street in front of the Student Center as part of a nice way to close out the last View More »
Month: April 2019
News
Kicking the Habit Before the Ban
When he opened the email that President Richard Englert had sent at the beginning of the month about Temple’s smoke-free policy, Dave Wilson got motivated to quit smoking for when View More »
News
Temple Student Dies Off Campus
A Temple student was found dead off campus this weekend, the cause of which is not yet known. View More »
News
EARTH DAY: Rittenhouse Square Holds Park Clean Up
Students and community members came together on Earth Day to clean up one of the cities most iconic landmarks. View More »
News
Goodbye, Paley Library
The Samuel L. Paley Library’s days are numbered, as students and other members of the Temple University community enjoy their last moments studying, researching and socializing in the View More »
News
Paley Library Alternatives for Summer
In just a few weeks, the Paley library will close its doors closes for good. The 54-year-old library will shut down at 8pm on May 8th in preparation for the View More »
News
Joe Biden Announces 2020 Presidential Run
Senator and former vice president Joe Biden has entered the crowded Democratic primary race with a message of unity for his supporters. View More »
Entertainment
Kimmel Center Jazz Residency
As Philly’s jazz celebration comes to an end several artists from various backgrounds have come together for a final show-stopping performance. View More »
News
Klein College’s Celebration of Equity and Diversity
Temple’sKlein college celebrated its diverse community on Monday with a panel between faculty and students. View More »
Uncategorized
The Significance of Notre Dame
Temple Update spoke with the Temple community to understand how the Notre Dame fire has impacted those both on and off campus View More »