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Charles Library Continues to Rise, Set to Open Fall 2019
The Charles Library has been rising from the center of campus for the last three years, and in just one year’s time it will open it’s doors to the Temple View More »
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Temple, Philly SVU Investigates Allegations Against AEPi
Temple University has officially suspended Alpha Epsilon Pi. Allegations against the fraternity first came to light earlier this month – but now, three cases are being referred to the district View More »
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Norristown Businesses Flourish as Cosby Trial Continues
The Cosby trial has thrust Norristown into the national spotlight in recent weeks – and the crowds are making some business owners in the local community pretty happy. Pauline’s Deli View More »
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Medical Marijuana Helps Temple Student Live Pain Free
“I’ve been just a person breaking the law smoking weed but I’m doing it for a good purpose.” Temple sophomore Ben Said was just fifteen years old when he was View More »
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Former VP Joe Biden Visits Temple University
Former Vice President Joe Biden is known to be a jokester. But his speech Wednesday to Temple students carried a heavier note. A captivated audience filled Temple’s Performing Arts Center View More »
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Temple’s Alpha Epsilon Pi Social Privileges Revoked Pending Investigation
Temple University’s chapter of the Alpha Epsilon Pi fraternity is under investigation and has had their social privileges revoked until further notice, according to Temple University Spokesman Brandon Lausch. “When View More »
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Students, Staff Walk to End Sexual Assault
Roughly one in three women will experience contact sexual violence at some point in their life. Between one in sixteen and one in seventy-seven men will experience contact sexual violence View More »
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President Englert Testifies Before Senate Appropriations Committee
President Englert seemed confident Tuesday after his testimony before the Senate Appropriations committee. He, along with his counterparts from Lincoln, Pitt, and Penn State Universities made the annual trip to View More »
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New Congressional Map Being Challenged by PA GOP
All eyes have been on Pennsylvania this week after the state supreme court released their own version of the new congressional district maps. Back in 2011, a Republican majority drew View More »