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Restaurant Week Returns: Going Gourmet On A Budget

September 16, 2014 Joseph G McHugh

Center City’s Restaurant Week is in full swing once again. For the past twelve years, restaurant week has offered customers discounted prices at select Center City restaurants. View More »

Apple Takes a “Bite” out of the Tech World

September 11, 2014 Bryn Wassel

This Tuesday was a big day for Apple as it took a “bite” out of the tech industry with its latest developments, the iPhone 6 and 6 Plus, Apple Pay and the much anticipated, Apple Watch. View More »

Power Restored

September 8, 2014 Rob DiRienzo

Power has been restored to Carnell, Conwell, Shusterman and Sullivan halls. A TU Alert issued just before 11:00 pm Monday said all normal operations will resume at those buildings on Tuesday. View More »

Dilworth Park’s Opening Makes a Splash

September 5, 2014 Taggart M Houck

Temple students and the Philadelphia community are coming together to welcome a new gathering space in the city’s heart. View More »

Temple University Sets Precedent for Nationwide Admissions Requirements

August 28, 2014 Nicholas A Cutrona

Temple has become the first public research university in the Northeast to make SAT and ACT standardized test scores optional for admission. View More »

Temple Update’s Emmy Nomination

August 18, 2014 Peter Jaroff

For the fourth straight year, Temple Update has been nominated for a NATAS Mid-Atlantic Emmy Award. View More »

5 Must-Know Tips for Temple Freshmen

August 8, 2014 Lucas Johannes Cornel Van Lint

For the incoming class of freshmen, senior Sarah Cannon has left her five tips on do’s and don’ts for the first semester at Temple University. View More »

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

Regional Rail Rolling Again

June 12, 2014 Peter Jaroff

SEPTA’s regional rail lines started rolling again early Sunday morning. President Barack Obama Saturday granted Governor Tom Corbett’s request to create an emergency board to mediate the contract dispute between SEPTA and two regional rail unions. View More »

Temple Trustee Lewis Katz speaking during Temple commencement ceremonies on May 15th.

Trustee Lewis Katz Dies in Plane Crash

June 1, 2014 Peter Jaroff

Lewis Katz, a member of the Temple University Board of Trustees who recently made the largest-ever donation to his alma mater, died Saturday night in the crash of a private plane north of Boston, Massachusetts. View More »

Class of 2014: Senior Tribute Montage

May 14, 2014 Kevin P Otte

Temple Update pays tribute to some of the seniors who helped make our 25th year a memorable one. View More »