Author: Kelly A Antonacci - Page 2

McGinty and Toomey to Debate at TPAC

October 20, 2016 Kelly A Antonacci

It’s one of the most important races in the country right now and it’s coming to Temple’s campus next week. View More »

Residence Halls Face Delays in Mail Deliveries

October 6, 2016 Kelly A Antonacci

Freshman Timothy Bovitt had a difficult star to his college experience. He ordered a textbook for his Race and Diversity GenEd. View More »

Temple Partners with Local School, Provides New Technology

September 19, 2016 Kelly A Antonacci

Josh Gurloff’s computer lab at Duckrey Elementary School is filled with new Macintosh desktops as school kicks off for the 2016-2017 school year. View More »

Date Set for Cosby’s Trial

September 6, 2016 Kelly A Antonacci

A date has been set for Bill Cosby’s trial. The judge presiding over the Temple alumnus’ criminal sexual assault case says the former comedian’s trial will start no later than June 5, 2017 and that there is enough evidence against Cosby to proceed. View More »

Republicans: DNC Highlights Our City

July 28, 2016 Kelly A Antonacci

It’s hard to be a Republican leader in Philadelphia, a city where they are outnumbered by Democrats seven to one. View More »

R.E.A.L. Justice Activists March on Broad

July 27, 2016 Kelly A Antonacci

“We are the people! We are the people!” Chants like these carried down Broad Street as protestors marched almost three miles towards City Hall Tuesday afternoon. View More »