Author: Jane Babian

Temple Update’s 2016 Year in Review

April 28, 2016 Jane Babian

Temple Update has had an eventful year of coverage so far, Update Reporter Jane Babian put together all the major moments of this year. View More »

Temple Med Closer to HIV Cure

March 24, 2016 Jane Babian

Nine researchers, countless lab works and a 14-page study are the end results of Dr. Kamel Khalili and his team discovering a way to eliminate HIV from a living human cell. View More »

Pre-Med Students go through match day to find out what medical school they were accepted into.

Match Day Brings Joyful Tears to Hundreds

March 21, 2016 Jane Babian

Match day is the tradition these hopeful physicians have spent the last four years preparing for. View More »

Beer & Bacon Festival takes over Center City.

Bacon and Beer Festival Attracts Hundreds

November 18, 2015 Jane Babian

Breakfast meets happy hour at the third annual Bacon and Beer Festival. The 21-and-over event showcased craft beers and bacon dishes from Philadelphia and beyond. View More »

Temple university signs cover Cecil B Moore avenue of temple university's main campus

SEPTA Removes Temple’s Marketing Campaign After Backlash

November 4, 2015 Jane Babian

The subway station at Cecil B. Moore Avenue and Broad Street now looks like it did months ago. View More »

From Sustainability Week Comes a Long-Term Project

October 22, 2015 Jane Babian

Various events have been held for sustainability week including the Green Fair where over 50 companies came out to promote a green initiative. View More »

Young Voices Being Heard at New Voices Festival

October 8, 2015 Jane Babian

The New Voices Festival, which runs through October 10th, features six plays that won 1st place in The Young Playwrights 2015 Annual Playwriting Festival. View More »

Temple University Homecoming Weekend Continues without Owlchella!

Homecoming Week Continues Without Owlchella

October 8, 2015 Jane Babian

One of the most anticipated events of the year has been cancelled until further notice. The campus-wide email had some students disappointed, and others understanding. View More »