Temple Student Government kicked off Temple University’s first ever Sexual Assault Prevention Week with a festival designed to raise more awareness about the issues surrounding sexual violence on college campuses. View More »
Students returning to Temple University this fall will see more than few upgrades to their favorite main campus spaces. While construction on the new library will continue until the Spring View More »
International students at Temple are now coming together to share their cultural experiences from home and in America in a new way. Freely Magazine is a brand new online publication View More »
Love Your Melon, a newly established student organization at Temple, is an apparel brand dedicated to fighting pediatric cancer and providing support for young patients with cancer across the United View More »
Temple University has been selected to participate in the largest study ever focused on concussions in student athletes. The NCAA and Department of Defense chose nine more institutions to add View More »
The water crisis in Flint, Michigan is still an ongoing issue, and Temple University has joined in the efforts for relief. The progressive chapter of the NAACP here at Temple View More »
The Visualize Temple Plan continues with construction along Liacouras Walk. This demolition site that was once Barton Hall will soon be the location of Temple University’s new state of the View More »
UPDATED 11/14. A Temple student was shot during an alleged armed robbery around 1:00 a.m. on Saturday along the 1500 block of North 17th Street. The student was standing outside View More »
A year-long project to enhance Temple’s Annenberg Hall began with the installation of a news ticker above the building’s front entrance along 13th street. The ticker will feature up-to-the-minute View More »
