Promoting the revival of the early 2000s television show Gilmore Girls, Netflix took over three Philadelphia coffee shops early Wednesday morning. Three HubBub coffee shops were transformed into the diner frequently View More »
The election cycle of 2016 has been a heated discussion for most. The candidates that always come to mind are Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton. Yet many are unaware of View More »
Construction on Temple University’s new library began back in fall 2015 with the demolition of Barton Hall. Now, the existing Paley Library is undergoing some renovations of its own. The Fox School of Business bought 1810 View More »
Annenberg Studio 1 was the setting Tuesday night as Temple University hosted their third Race In Race student forum event. Sponsored by the Academic Center in Research and Diversity, the View More »
It’s finally fall and what better way to get a jumpstart on the year than to find your perfect career match! Don’t sweat the hard stuff. Temple University’s Career Center View More »
18-year-old Adam Crognale sat at the end of a large table in a conference room at Philadelphia’s CBS3 Thursday night, wearing a large grin. Just moments before, he and more View More »
After gaining attention around the Temple community and across the city of Philadelphia, the Black Student Union is speaking out after their silent protest at Temple’s homecoming game. With social View More »
A piece of art made its public debut last Thursday in the courtyard of the Tyler School of Art. Standing about 30 feet wide, approximately 8 feet high and lined by View More »
Power outage did not stop Latinos for Hillary. Hispanic leaders gathered to stir a stronger Hispanic presence in the polls this upcoming election. A blackout at the Northeast Philadelphia Democratic View More »
The world renowned rock start stopped by the Free Library of Philadelphia to promote his new book “Born to Run”, and catch up with some of his fans. The sold View More »
