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South Street Fest Returns After Three Years
Filmed and Edited By: Frank Collins and Kia Roane
For the first time since 2019, South Street Fest happened on Saturday, October 15th. View More »
Month: October 2022
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Graduate Students Rally at Charles
On Tuesday, students picketed in front of the Charles Library to show solidarity and protest for better working conditions for Graduate Students at Temple. View More »
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Abortion Rights Rally
Temple University students and faculty protested for abortion rights at the Bell Tower this Wednesday. After the overturn of Roe V Wade this summer, students are advocating for the right to choose. View More »
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“Stranger Things” at a Beer Garden
Uptown Beer Garden is normally known as a casual place to grab a drink and sit outside. View More »
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Show Your Pride: Its Coming Out Week at Temple University
Filmed and Edited By: Frank Collins and Kia Roane
This week is “Coming Out Week” at Temple University. View More »
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Temple Students Prepare for Election Day
The Pennsylvania voter registration deadline has been set for October 24th.
Students across Temple’s campus have been taking measures to ensure that their vote matters. View More »
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Student Loan Forgiveness: Applications Coming Soon
The Biden-Harris Administration recently announced plans for student loan forgiveness. The application to apply for relief approval will open within days from now. View More »
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Halloween Classics at Laurel Hill Cemetery
Laurel Hill Cemetery is holding candlelit concerts that’ll satisfy your craving for spooky seasonal music. Showgoers can explore the historic grounds of Laurel Hill before gathering together and enjoying a hauntingly good string quartet. View More »
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Concerns About Crime On Campus
Just six weeks into the semester, students are already expressing their safety concerns about crime on and around campus. View More »
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Temple Hospital Workers Hold Informational Picket
Temple Hospital Workers are protesting issues of understaffing, overworking, and inadequate wages. We interviewed Carlos Aviles, President of Temple Allied Professionals and a member of PASNAP to hear more about the state of Temple University Hospital. View More »