Homecoming week often brings some of the biggest attractions all year to campus, and this year is no exception. On Tuesday, the Main Campus Programming Board (MCPB) brought Nick Cannon’s View More »
Hillary Clinton came to Temple University on Monday and told students she needs their support in the upcoming November election. “I need you, as partners, not just for winning this View More »
Temple’s Main Campus Programing Board can now add record holder to their resume. Over a thousand volunteers filled the Liacouras Center Monday when PB&J Day kicked off Homecoming 2016 festivities. Volunteers had View More »
What is the American dream? For a student pursuing film or media, that dream may be flying to New York or L.A. in the hopes of making it big. What View More »
Josh Gurloff’s computer lab at Duckrey Elementary School is filled with new Macintosh desktops as school kicks off for the 2016-2017 school year. This wasn’t always the case. When Gurloff, View More »
Hillary Clinton is returning to the campaign trail after battling pneumonia, and is making Temple University one of her first stops. The Former Secretary of State will make a campaign stop View More »
The Rittenhouse Square Fine Art Show has been a Philadelphia tradition for decades. 89 years strong, it is now the nation’s oldest outdoor original art show! Occurring this weekend, Friday View More »
Beautiful, tropical scenery, catchy music and witty dialogue from the 1940s! What more could someone want for the weekend?! While most Temple students were watching the Eagles game on Sunday, View More »
For Adrienne Shaw, what started as a sabbatical project has now become her next big work. Following the release of her book, Gaming at the Edge, Shaw began work on View More »
The highly anticipated tradition is back and better than ever in the City of Brotherly Love: Restaurant Week! Or should I say, “weeks,” because the event will take place for View More »
