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Temple Welcomes the Class of 2020

August 30, 2016Pariss 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, 2016Jeseamy 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 »

Former, Current Temple Officers Involved in Deadly Assault

July 31, 2016Cassandra L Semyon

Two men with ties to Temple University Police have been charged after an incident in Germantown over the weekend. View More »

Strong Showing for Clinton at North Philadelphia Rally

July 29, 2016Taggart M Houck and Benjamin Michael Otte

Fans waited outside McGonigle Hall today with excitement, waiting for their chance to see history. “She broke the ceiling…there is no limit to what they can achieve as women in the United States,” said Scott Judd of Middletown Delaware. View More »

Republicans: DNC Highlights Our City

July 28, 2016Kelly A Antonacci

It’s hard to be a Republican leader in Philadelphia, a city where they are outnumbered by Democrats seven to one. View More »

DNC Spotlight: Social Media’s Impact in Politics, 2016 Election

July 28, 2016Kathryn A Reilly

Many believe this election will make history, but there may be a new kind of history playing out right in the palm of your hand. View More »

Cathy Gandolfo: Temple Alum Reflects on Convention Experiences

July 28, 2016Alyssa Jerome

Cathy Gandolfo, a former Temple student and veteran 6 ABC Action news reporter, has covered four national conventions during her career. View More »

With Protests Looming, Philadelphia Prepares for 2016 DNC

July 27, 2016Peter Jaroff

With great political significance also comes great opposition. While Philadelphia will be on the world stage as it prepares to host the 2016 Democratic National Convention, it will also have to prepare for the people who will take advantage of that moment. View More »

R.E.A.L. Justice Activists March on Broad

July 27, 2016Kelly A Antonacci and Cassandra L Semyon

“We are the people! We are the people!” Chants like these carried down Broad Street as protestors marched almost three miles towards City Hall Tuesday afternoon. View More »

Women Come Together Over Potential Clinton Presidency

July 26, 2016Taggart M Houck

Hundreds of delegates, convention volunteers and activists gathered to celebrate the influence of women in the Democratic Party and America Tuesday morning. View More »

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