Klein College’s Logan Center For Urban Investigative Journalism held a discussion on ‘How to Follow the Money’ Monday Speaker Included Pulitzer Prize Winning Journalist Michael Sallah, Debbie Cenziper, and the View More »
On March 11. the Penn Museum held its first women-centered CultureFest. In celebration of Women’s History Month, the Penn Museum displayed local and global artwork from women creators. The festival View More »
Last week a Fox School of Business senior associate director’s Hyundai was stolen right outside of Weiss Hall on 13th and Cecil B Moore Avenue next to two resident halls, View More »
This week marks three years since Temple shut down and switched to online learning amid the COVID-19 pandemic. Some students reminisce on their experience during the COVID-19 pandemic shutdown. “That View More »
Advocates from Rise Up For Abortion Rights, Afghans of Philly and Philly Iran joined forces in a rally of Solidarity on International Women’s Day. Hundreds of supporters met at the View More »
Some students and activists say they are fed up with what they say is negligence from the university regarding campus safety. These students expressed their concern at the Protect the View More »
Hundreds rallied in University City to protest the proposal to build a basketball stadium in Philadelphia’s Chinatown section. The event, co-hosted by SPOC (Students for the Preservation of Chinatown), started View More »
The Temple Men’s Basketball team is headed to the AAC tournament in Fort Worth, Texas. The team has two more games before they head down south for the conference. View More »
Grab some popcorn, because Tomlinson Theater is presenting its latest production: “Into the Woods”! Temple University is putting on the award-winning show from February 23rd to March 2nd. This production View More »
Spring break is just around the corner, and Temple students have all kinds of plans for how they’ll be spending the week. Many owls are ready to travel far and View More »
