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Philadelphia Cherry Blossoms Festival 2025
Now that it is finally April, the Japan America Society held its annual Cherry Blossom Festival in Fairmount Park this past weekend. View More »
Month: April 2025
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Tariff Turmoil in Philadelphia
Trump’s tariff plans have made waves all around the world, including here at Temple.
Economics professor William Newmann described what a tariff is.“A View More »
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FDR Park’s Southeast Asian Market Returns
One of Philly’s most popular summer staples is officially back. The Southeast Asian Market is now open every Saturday and Sunday until Saturday, October 26th. View More »
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Temple Celebrates Global Cultures at World Languages Fair
Temple University has given students the chance to go around the world in one afternoon. As part of campus World Languages Week, the World Languages Fair brought professors and students together to share their cultures and learn about others. View More »
Entertainment
A Temple Student Shines on Broadway
Jasmine Villaroel is turning her studies into standing ovations. By day, she is a senior musical theatre student at Temple University, but at night, she trades her books for Broadway. View More »
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Temple Researchers Developing a Safer Alternative to Addictive Painkillers
For years opioids have been the standard for treating pain, but their continued use has resulted in a growing addiction crisis. View More »
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What’s New at Citizens Bank Park for the 2025 Season
The Phillies and Aramark Sports Plus Entertainment released what’s new in food, fan gear, and game-day experience for the 2025 season at an exclusive event held in the CP Rankin Club at Citizens Bank Park. View More »
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Temple Tomorrow Elected as New Leaders
The ballots have been cast, and Lourdes Cardamone and Janeese Hochstetler are the newest leaders of Temple Student Government. View More »
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International Student’s Visa Revoked
John Fry has announced that an international student had their visa revoked by the United States Secretary of State. View More »
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University of Pennsylvania Federal Funding Freeze
The federal government has frozen $175 million in federal funding to the University of Pennsylvania. The freeze comes after UPenn’s policies on transgender athletes participating in women’s sports. View More »