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Temple Professor Leaps from Page to Screen
New York Times bestselling author and Temple University professor Liz Moore has witnessed her novel, “Long Bright River,” make the leap from page to screen. View More »
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Sit-down with Sapphira Cristál
Philadelphia-based drag queen, RuPaul’s Drag Race, Season 16 finalist, and Miss Congeniality winner Sapphira Cristál has been nominated for a Queerty award. View More »
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2025 BIPOC Film Festival
Temple hosted its 4th annual Black, Indigenous, People of Color (BIPOC) film festival on February 13th, at The Reel in the Student Center. View More »
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Swinging Owls Take the Stage
The Swinging Owls took the stage at the Performing Arts Center for the first half of their fall concert. View More »
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Tinder’s Swipe-Off Concert on Campus
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 »
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Bell Tower Music Turns Students’ Ideas into Label Releases
After months of work, the students from Bell Tower Music have completed and released this semester’s records. View More »
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The Singing Owls
Let’s take a closer look at an organization on campus that is hitting all the right notes. View More »
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Cybersounds Concert
The Boyer College of Music and Dance held a music technology event called “Cybersounds” on Monday, November 6 in the Temple Performing Arts Center. View More »
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La Luz Del Son: The Sound of Cuba Comes to Philly
This weekend, locals were treated to the arrival of a brand new band: La Luz Del Son, bringing the music of Cuba to the streets of Philadelphia. View More »
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Blooming Fun at Philly’s Cherry Blossom Festival
Sakura weekend ends with a bang, Making Philadelphia’s annual Cherry Blossom Festival a hit.
The Japanese America Society of Greater Philadelphia (JASGP) hosts Philly’s annual spring celebration of the blooming of the cherry blossoms, which were given to America as a sign of friendship by the Japanese government in 1926. View More »