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Alumni Weekend Comes to Campus

April 23, 2015 Melissa A Steininger

This weekend marks the fourth ever Alumni Weekend for Temple University. Untraditionally, similar to Temple in many ways, a alumni weekend was not put in place until 2011. View More »

Ready Set IndeGO!

April 23, 2015 Taggart M Houck

Philly is getting bluer by the day. The launch of the Indego Bike Share program took place on Thursday morning in front of Eakins Oval. View More »

Jumpstart

April 23, 2015 Kylie M Winkler

Jumpstart Philadelphia has been changing the lives of preschool children since it first came to Temple University in 2005. View More »

Greek Week

April 16, 2015 Jenna Rose Beck

Greek week is a week long competition where members of fraternities and sororities clash for the cause of togetherness. View More »

Temple students have plenty of options when it comes to food. With tons of options through a meal plan, as well as food trucks and off campus eating establishments, students are sure to find what they need. View More »

NPHC Pulls Out Of Greek Week After Racial Slur

April 16, 2015 Rebeccah A Hendrickson

Controversy erupted during a major Greek week event. The National Pan-Hellenic Council claims a Temple sorority member used a racial slur during Greek Weeks activities. View More »

Fight for $15 Campaign March Through Campus

Temple Students Join Rally for Increased Minimum Wage

April 16, 2015 Jacqueline Marie Nelms

A national call for action brought Temple students together in response to the nationwide Fight for $15 campaign. View More »

This Isn’t “Rocket Science”

April 16, 2015 Liana Kathryn Daywalt

A driver strikes a pedestrian once every 5 hours. Since September 2001 Pennsylvania has seen a 25% drop in crashes state wide, but in the city of Philadelphia the numbers have spiked. “In 2013 there were 1,800 driver pedestrian crashes resulting in 37 deaths. View More »

Owls Take The Capitol

April 16, 2015 Kirsten Courtney Lewis

Temple students trekked through the rain to the Student Center at an hour when most would still be asleep on an ordinary Tuesday. View More »

Cherry Blossom Festival Goes On Despite Late Bloom

April 16, 2015 Jeseamy Muentes

Cherry Blossom season in Philadelphia is how the city knows spring has sprung. To mark the bloom of the blossoms and Japanese culture, the Subaru Cherry Blossom Festival was celebrated over the course of a week and ended with the final event, Sakura Sunday. View More »

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