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Winter weather has subsided and with warm temperatures, students are excited to soak up the sun. Students are eager to enjoy time outside for the remainder of the semester. The View More »
The May 16th primary election is almost a month away. As the mayor’s race closes in, seven Democratic candidates faced off in the first televised debate, hosted by Fox 29 View More »
On April 11, Temple University’s Financial Wellness Committee hosted a Financial Wellness Fair at O’Connor Plaza aimed at helping students navigate the world of money management and student loans. With View More »
Acting president JoAnne Epps has served the Temple community for more than 30 years, and is now stepping into this role less than two weeks after former President Wingard’s resignation. View More »
On April 11, Temple University’s Office of Emergency Management hosted a TUReady Fair to spread resources for communication at Temple and in the Philadelphia community. Temple Update’s Terrence Brown spoke View More »
The Barnes and Noble location on Chestnut Street has finally opened to the public. The location was built after the previous store in Rittenhouse Square shut down to downsize. The View More »
Bob Perkins spent 58 years doing what he loves and spent 25 of those years here in Philly at the WRTI where he hosted Jazz music programs. His last Jazz View More »
The Klein College of Media and Communication held its first in-person Career Fair since the start of the COVID 19 pandemic. For the past three years the Career Fair has View More »
A part of West Montgomery avenue will be renamed in remembrance of Temple police sergeant, Christopher Fitzgerald, who lost his life in the line of duty on February 18th. Temple View More »
Coinciding with the arrival of spring, the Philadelphia Zoo’s new, outdoor exhibit is open to the public. Staying Power houses a range of animatronics based on creatures from prehistoric ages. With View More »
