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This Sunday marked Indigenous Peoples Day, Temple Update spoke with tribal members and has more on celebrations in the city of Philadelphia highlighting native culture. The beating of drums View More »
This semester, new changes are being implemented to the meal plans and how students can use them. With the largest incoming freshman class in recent years and students transferring from View More »
As Hurricane Milton takes land on Florida’s West Coast, its effects are felt far beyond the storm’s immediate path. Temple’s student government chief of staff, Madeline Sterner’s mother, Rachel View More »
Temple’s campus police have now fully entered the 21st century with cutting-edge technology. They recently installed a new computer-aided dispatch system after almost twenty years. Dispatchers are now able to View More »
The SS United States will depart from Pier 82 in South Philadelphia, its home of 28 years, to the Florida Panhandle and voluntarily sunk. Officials in Okaloosa County voted View More »
After years of leadership changes, Temple University is excited to welcome John Fry as its fourth president in just three years. Fry, who previously served as president of Drexel University View More »
Olivia-Anne Eisner, graduate student at Temple University says, “Us as college students, we have a very large say in the Philadelphia outcome for just even local elections, not just like View More »
This September, on Sundays, some surrounding streets of Rittenhouse Square will be open for pedestrians to stroll, shop, and socialize. The Open Streets: West Walnut event, hosted by Center City View More »
Temple University has officially ended its Diamond Dollars program, a pre-paid payment method that had been a staple on campus for 25 years. The program, which was discontinued in May, View More »
