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Boathouse Completion in Sight

Boathouse Construction to be Finished by June

April 25, 2016 Christian M Reilly

Construction on the East Park Canoe House on Kelly Drive along the Schuylkill River will reach “substantial completion” by the end of June and officials say the rowing and crew teams will be able to move into the new boathouse by the end of September. View More »

Inter-Campus Bus Service to Return in Fall 2017

Hit & Run Survivor Rachel Hall Will Walk in ’16 Graduation

April 24, 2016 Jeseamy Muentes

Almost a full year after a tragic hit-and-run accident which left 22-year old Rachel Hall in extremely critical condition at Temple University Hospital, Hall will walk in the graduation she missed last May. View More »

SEPTA

SEPTA Eyes June Date to Roll Out New Payment System

April 21, 2016 Taggart M Houck

In less than two months, SEPTA will make a move toward the future. Starting June 13th, the transit service will sell 10,000 SEPTA Key Cards on a first come, first served in kiosks at 12 subway stations, including Dilworth Plaza and Cecil B. View More »

Fox Alum Creates Anti-Assault Pendant

Fox Alum Creates Anti-Assault Pendant

April 21, 2016 Katherine Rose O'Connor

ROAR For Good is a start-up company that is currently in the process of making Athena, a wearable anti assault alarm. View More »

Update Abroad: Londoners React to U.S. Campaign

April 21, 2016 Kathryn A Reilly

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 »

Annenberg Hall undergoes construction to install new alarm and sprinkler system.

Annenberg Hall Undergoes Renovations

April 21, 2016 Benjamin Michael Otte

As the sun goes down and the students pile out, work inside The School of Media and Communication continues. View More »

Philly Block Project Strives to Engage South Kensington

April 21, 2016 Peter Jaroff

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 »

Habitat Breaks Ground for New Affordable Housing Project

April 21, 2016 Kelly A Antonacci

Habitat for Humanity Philadelphia (HFHP) broke ground near campus last week for Diamond Park, the organization’s largest project to date. View More »

Innovation festival urges students to ask "What if?"

Festival Prompts Students “What if?”

April 21, 2016 Denine Jacqueline Rohanna

Temple students and alumni came together this Tuesday for their shared drive to say “What if?” View More »

Urban Farm Sprawls with green in North Philadelphia

Urban Farm Plants Seeds for Community Growth

April 21, 2016 Kristina Elizabeth Stidham

Walking north on 11th Street, Temple students may come across an unexpected find – the urban farm Life Do Grow. View More »