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New Tyler School of Art Piece Sparks Controversy
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 »
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Hillary for Pennsylvania Launches ‘Pennsylvania Latinos for Hillary’
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 »
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Bruce Springsteen Visits Free Library to Promote New Memoir
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 »
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“Beyond the Notes”: Classical Concerts at Paley
Beyond the Notes is the library’s award-winning and beloved classical concert series. Now in its third season, the concerts are more diverse and imaginative than ever. From violin concertos, to View More »
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SEPTA Regional Rail to Return to Normal Weekday Schedule
Commuter Owls rejoice! Regional Rail will return to its normal weekday schedule beginning Monday, October 3. The Regional Rail’s fleet was reduced by one third in July, when 120 Silverliner V View More »
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Temple Announces Search for New Dean of Tyler, Beasley Schools
Just after Acting President Richard Englert made his State of the University address, Temple announced it will launch a search for a new dean of the Beasley School of Law and View More »
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Acting President Englert to Address Temple University
Art Hochner is still looking for answers after a tumultuous summer. He hopes to get some of those answers when President Englert makes his State of the University speech this View More »
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Update Abroad: Pub vs. Bar Culture – What’s the Difference?
This YouTube content is blocked because marketing cookies are disabled. Manage preferencesOpen on YouTube After a long day at the office, London’s local pubs are filled with workers who are looking View More »
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Study Away L.A. Students Adapt to New Transportation
Get ready to trade in the highway for the freeway. The Phillie Phanatic for Dodger blue and pine trees for palm trees. While the City of Angels is known for View More »
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Campus Political Organizations Hope to Inspire Students to Get Out and Vote
Following the first 2016 Presidential Debate, election season is in full swing nation-wide. Many Temple students are inspired to light a political fire on campus, including student fellows and volunteers View More »