Nursing mothers on campus will soon have a private place in the Howard Gittis Student Center to care for their children. The university held an event Friday, announcing the opening View More »
Temple University’s second-longest tenured President, Peter Liacouras, died Thursday at the age of 85 after battling a long illness. Liacouras served as Temple’s seventh president from 1982-2000. That tenure as View More »
For local resident Derek Wilks, Thursday was an important day. “I’m looking for a job — a good paying job.” Wilks is just one of roughly one thousand around the View More »
Temple University is taking sustainability to the construction of its new library. The library will feature one of Pennsylvania’s largest green roofs, including a 46,000-square-foot garden and stormwater management systems, View More »
In less than two months, SEPTA will make a move toward the future. Starting June 13th, the transit service will sell 10,000 SEPTA Key Cards on a first come, first View More »
For Hillary Clinton, Wednesday was an important day in Pennsylvania. The former Secretary of State made her way to Philadelphia that morning, where she addressed more than 700 Pennsylvania Union View More »
When City Council introduced Cigarette Tax Legislation more than one year ago, some smokers on campus began to worry about what it would mean for them. For some smokers, it meant View More »
When Dr. W.E. Mourner came to campus, many science students couldn’t contain their excitement. The university invited the Stanford professor and recipient of the 2014 Nobel Prize in Chemistry to View More »
As students make their way back from Spring Break, Temple health officials want students to know Zika Virus has been spreading quickly, but is a minimal threat to most. View More »
On Temple University Founder Russell Conwell’s 173rd birthday, Temple organized its second annual 24-hour Temple Toast fundraiser. Temple Toast 2016 gathered more than 1,192 donors to raise over $78,767 for View More »
