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Reading Terminal Market has unveiled the new 1.5-million-dollar Filbert Street Transformation Project. Crowds gathered at Reading Terminal on Tuesday in celebration of the Filbert Street debut. The 1100 block of View More »
On election night, supporters gathered at the Penn Harris hotel in Camp Hill for State Senator Doug Mastriano’s watch party. The event featured guest speakers, free swag, live music, a View More »
As Thanksgiving is just around the corner, Temple is gearing up for the big holiday. Some students may walk around campus and see an exceptional box. The College of Public View More »
Center City’s Winter at Dilworth Park has reopened its festivities for the 2022 holiday season. Starting November 1st, guests will be invited to skate, shop and dine outside City Hall. View More »
A FEW HUNDRED REPUBLICAN SUPPORTERS GATHERED ON TUESDAY NIGHT AT THE CORNWELL’S FIRE COMPANY STATION TO HEAR DR. MEHMET OZ SPEAK AT THE BUCKS COUNTY GET OUT THE VOTE RALLY. THE RALLY SOUGHT View More »
Mid-term elections will take place on Tuesday, November 8, 2022. The Pennsylvania Senate and Governor races are both close and crucial. Multiple issues like abortion, crime, and voting rights are View More »
Temple Police and the Norris Homes After-School Program worked together to create a fun-filled Halloween celebration for children in the neighborhood on Monday, October 31st. The Avenue of the Treats View More »
Democratic Senate candidate John Fetterman paid a visit to Temple on Saturday alongside state representative Malcolm Kenyatta and several others. the rally was held at the Howard Gittis Student Center View More »
Just 24 hours after securing a spot in the World Series, the Philadelphia Phillies have broken a merchandise sales record. With fans clearing out stores across the city, Temple Update View More »
President Biden’s student relief plan has come to a temporary halt. The 8th Circuit Court of Appeals has granted a request made by multiple Republican state officials to briefly put View More »
