Although it was the second day of spring, Temple’s main campus saw almost a foot of snow on Wednesday thanks to the fourth Nor’Easter this month that made an impact View More »
Albert Hill sits in his crowded living room, amongst piles of possessions and packing supplies. Hill, 87, will be moving soon after receiving notice that he and his other neighbors View More »
Returning students are noticing a new brand taking over vending machines and coolers when they reach for that bottle of pop. Temple University has entered a five year partnership with the View More »
Fans waited outside McGonigle Hall today with excitement, waiting for their chance to see history. “She broke the ceiling…there is no limit to what they can achieve as women in View More »
The Democratic National Convention has arrived, and this year it’s taking place in the birthplace of independence — Philadelphia. From delegates to the media, DNC officials expect at least 50 View More »
While most of the DNC audience will be turning to their TV screens, internet and phones to see what’s going on in Philadelphia, some Temple students will have the View More »
On April 29, 2015, Rachel Hall was the victim of a hit and run on Diamond Street. After being run over while riding her bike, Rachel was left in critical condition, View More »
As the sun goes down and the students pile out, work inside The School of Media and Communication continues. The building is undergoing major renovations as part of a bigger View More »
Hundreds gathered at Love Park for a somber vigil Saturday night to honor the city of Paris, following the terror attacks that killed at least 129 and injured more than View More »
In memory of the 129 lives that were lost to the acts of terrorism in the city of Paris, France, Philadelphia held a vigil at LOVE Park Saturday. The vigil View More »
