After many theaters were left empty over the pandemic, the Philadelphia Film Society hopes to bring people back with its 30th annual Film Festival. Held across multiple venues around the View More »
Written by Corey Thompson Global supply chain issues have made their way to food trucks on campus. The food trucks are facing shortages that require them to buy items in View More »
SEPTA workers reached an agreement with the SEPTA transit agency on Friday morning, creating a 2-year deal that will avoid a strike, as well as a subway shutdown. For the View More »
Temple students climbed the steps of the Pennsylvania State Capitol building on October 27, bright and early, returning to Harrisburg after a two year hiatus. This is part of “Owls View More »
Among all the things COVID has impacted, campus housing is one of them. Johnson and Hardwick Hall has seen some drastic changes over the course of the pandemic. Johnson Hall View More »
Traveling Abroad was put on hold since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic. However, this year Temple’s Study Abroad Program lets the student body know that they’re open for business. View More »
On this episode of Stop The Clock, host Alexis Beckett talks with student assistant coach for Temple Gymnastics about her transition from competing to coaching and the importance of mental View More »
In recent months, the landscape of college football has started to change drastically, in part due to new pending expansions in two Power Five conferences. Now, the American conference looks View More »
The deadline to receive the first dose of a COVID-19 vaccine has now passed. The university gave students and staff an additional month to get vaccinated, officials say, pushing the View More »
When Temple Freshman Nicole Hom saw that her class was the most diverse in 25 years, she was amazed. “I just feel represented,” Hom noted. “I feel seen.” Hom chose View More »
