Earlier today, (10/30) the American Athletic Conference announced Temple Football’s next home game vs SMU has been moved to Saturday, November 7th at noon. The game was originally scheduled on View More »
In a 52-48 vote Monday, the Senate confirmed Justice Amy Coney Barrett, securing her spot on the United States Supreme Court. Barrett’s confirmation is one of the fastest in history, View More »
Election 2020 is just days away and millions of Americans have already casted their vote. This election holds much weight as it is in the heart of one of the View More »
The number of students on campus has been dwindling since Temple moved to an online semester. Student workers are ensuring that on-campus buildings are safe, resourceful, and quiet spaces for View More »
With no official cancellation of classes on Election Day from Temple administration, some professors are cancelling or altering their classes to help students get to the polls on November 3. View More »
The Chrysanthemum Festival is an annual celebration of Fall at Longwood Gardens. Longwood horticulturists spend over 18 months grooming different types of mums into various shapes and forms. The tradition View More »
With the partial closing of campus came some changes to on-campus dining. The semester started off with dining halls only offering take-out boxes to students with meal plans because of View More »
The Philadelphia Zoo looks a little different this time of year as it hosts its annual Boo at the Zoo event. It’s fun and safe way for friends and families View More »
The historic Reading Terminal Market is operating, however, it is only seeing a fraction of the foot traffic and sales it saw pre-pandemic. Being one of the oldest and largest View More »
COVID-19 has impacted every aspect of the travel industry this year. On October 15th the study abroad program in Oviedo, Spain was canceled due to COVID-19 concerns and that the View More »
