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Stressful Season on Campus

December 6, 2024 Tison Whitten

It’s that time of year! When all the coffee shops are full and every level of the library is crammed with students, you know it’s finals season. View More »

South Fellini, Podcast Offer Philly Deep Cuts

December 5, 2024 Jacob Snyder

Nestled in the East Passyunk neighborhood, South Fellini’s open door invites both locals and those from afar into Philly culture. View More »

Philly Christmas Village

December 5, 2024 Kamil T Rozanski

Holiday Lights, Trees and tasty treats are filling up Dilworth and Love park for this year’s Christmas Village. View More »

Temple Fires Head Coach Drayton

November 21, 2024 Sujan Upreti

Temple University announced the firing of Head Coach Stan Drayton on Sunday, less than twenty-four hours after the Owls had secured a narrow win 18-15 win over Florida Atlantic University. View More »

Cherry Pantry’s Student Success Fair

November 21, 2024 Jacob Snyder

Temple’s Cherry Pantry hosted the Student Success Fair on Monday. Organized at the Howard Gittis Student Center, the fair spotlighted various departments bent on ensuring students’ success.Although View More »

Temple Pandemic Payout

November 20, 2024 Kylie O'Connor

For more information, visit the Temple Covid Settlement website. In Spring 2020, main campus was nearly deserted after Temple announced on March 16th that it was sending more than 37,000 students home and switching to virtual learning. View More »

Temple’s First Asian American Night Market: A Celebration Of Culture

November 20, 2024 Tison Whitten

Temple University hosted its first Asian American Night Market last Saturday. Spearheaded by the Vietnamese Student Association, the event featured performances, pay-as-you-go food vendors, crafts, baked goods, and a feeling of community. View More »

Tinder’s Swipe-Off Concert on Campus

November 14, 2024 Connor Magee

Temple University won Tinder’s 2024 Swipe-Off, a challenge that was launched by a group of students at the University of South Carolina in the Spring of 2018. View More »