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Date Set for Cosby’s Trial

September 6, 2016 Kelly A Antonacci

A date has been set for Bill Cosby’s trial. The judge presiding over the Temple alumnus’ criminal sexual assault case says the former comedian’s trial will start no later than June 5, 2017 and that there is enough evidence against Cosby to proceed. View More »

Over 20,000 Alumni Contribute to $75M Fundraising Goal

September 6, 2016 Eve C Siconolfi

Temple University reached it’s second-highest year in fundraising with contributions from alumni and other donors. Donations greatly surpassed the $75M fiscal year goal, totaling to almost $79M. View More »

Coca-Cola replaces Pepsi after 20-year absence on Temple campus.

Coca-Cola Partnership Will Lead to More Opportunities

September 5, 2016 Cassandra L Semyon

Returning students are noticing a new brand taking over vending machines and coolers when they reach for that bottle of pop. View More »

Trump Greeted by Protesters During Philadelphia Visit

September 3, 2016 Taggart M Houck

Protesters lined broad street in the city’s Fairmount section, making their voices loud and clear. “We want to know who’s in there…we want to know so we can expose them. View More »

A Guide to Labor Day Weekend in Philly

September 2, 2016 Pariss D Briggs

The end of August marks the beginning of Labor Day Weekend, and there will be a variety of events throughout the city to celebrate. View More »

Diamond Band Ready for a Busy Season

September 2, 2016 Nicholas N Charles

This fall The Temple University Diamond Band faces an unprecedented challenge, one that they have never faced before. View More »

UberEATS Kicks off September with Free Ice Cream

September 1, 2016 Cassandra L Semyon

It may be the first day of September, but UberEATS plans to keep summer going just a little bit longer. View More »

Acting President Englert to Address Temple University

Chancellor Englert Welcomes Students Back to Temple

August 31, 2016 Cassandra L Semyon

Just off the start of a new semester, Chancellor and Acting President Richard Englert is welcoming the newest owls to the nest. View More »

Temple Welcomes the Class of 2020

August 30, 2016 Pariss D Briggs

Each year the incoming class to Temple University arrives bigger and better than ever, and this year was no exception. View More »

SEPTA rail car issue impacts Temple University commuter students and faculty.

Regional Rail Delays Will Likely Impact Temple Commuters

August 29, 2016 Jeseamy Muentes

Fall semester officially begins this week and students are preparing for new class loads, new living spaces and for the university’s commuter students which make up half of the university’s enrolled students, commuters will now have to make time for a new kind of train delay. View More »

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