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Update Abroad: Londoners React to U.S. Campaign
While American airwaves are covered in Election 2016 coverage, Update Abroad Reporter Kate Reilly spoke to a few Londoners about what they thought of the race for the oval. View More »
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Annenberg Hall Undergoes Renovations
As the sun goes down and the students pile out, work inside The School of Media and Communication continues. View More »
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Philly Block Project Strives to Engage South Kensington
South Kensington is one of the most historic areas of Philadelphia, and a new project is helping document it’s past and present. View More »
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Habitat Breaks Ground for New Affordable Housing Project
Habitat for Humanity Philadelphia (HFHP) broke ground near campus last week for Diamond Park, the organization’s largest project to date. View More »
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Festival Prompts Students “What if?”
Temple students and alumni came together this Tuesday for their shared drive to say “What if?” View More »
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Urban Farm Plants Seeds for Community Growth
Walking north on 11th Street, Temple students may come across an unexpected find – the urban farm Life Do Grow. View More »
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Campaign Seeks to Increase Body Empowerment
A new campaign called Anti-Shame Week (ASW16) has come to Temple. The campaign was designed to eradicate the stigma that girls across the world feel when it comes to their periods. View More »
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Anti-Shame Week Comes to Temple
Just before the end of the academic year, a new campaign has sprung at Temple.
Titled Anti-Shame Week 2016 (ASW16), the campaign seeks to erase the stigma surrounding girls and menstruation. View More »
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Temple Psychology Dept. Publishes Study on Smartphone Use
Temple University’s Department of Psychology recently published a study detailing a relationship between smartphone usage and how it affects a person’s behavior. View More »
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Computer Recycling Center Celebrates Grand Opening
The Computer Recycling Center has moved from the Tech center to the ground floor of Pearson Hall. View More »