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Temple Community Mourns State Trooper Killed in Training Accident

October 9, 2014Rebeccah A Hendrickson

The Temple community continues to mourn the loss of state trooper David Kedra, a 2010 grad in Criminal Justice, who was killed in a training accident at a safety facility on September 30th. View More »

Temple University Fire and Safety Report

October 9, 2014Jeseamy Muentes

Temple University is a comprehensive public research university with over 28,000 students and eight campuses worldwide, as such, here is the Annual Security and Fire Safety Report. View More »

Fly in Four off to a Flying Start

October 9, 2014Ginger Rausseo and Keshroy Spencer

Fly in 4 is a partnership between incoming freshmen and Temple University. This program will limit the number of hours per week that students need to work for pay and will guarantee that students can complete their degrees on time, or the university will pay for any remaining courses. View More »

Veterans Enjoy GI’s of Comedy Night

October 9, 2014Sarah M. Veronis and MaryJane E Moyer-Fittipaldi

Temple University supported U.S. Veterans this past weekend by hosting the GI’s of Comedy charity show. View More »

Philadelphia Ranked Highest in Overdraft Fees

October 8, 2014Kathy Thi Nguyen

Many people are unaware of what overdraft fees are. Overdraft fees occur when money is being taken from a bank account and the available balance is below zero. View More »

Temple Tea Time in London

October 8, 2014Joseph G McHugh

Temple Update has had several reporters and contributors who studied away or abroad this year, this is the account of reporters Jackie Nelms and Taylor Garland and their experience in London. View More »

My Summer Abroad: Hong Kong

October 6, 2014Karina G Cheung

Temple Update has had several reporters and contributors who studied away or abroad this year, this is the account of producer Karina Cheung and her summer abroad in Hong Kong. View More »

Brian Williams on the Craft of Storytelling

October 2, 2014Rebeccah A Hendrickson

“If you can’t write, you’re dead.” This was the overarching theme of NBC Nightly News anchor Brian Williams’ message to students as he visited Temple University. View More »

Philly Bike Share to Launch Spring 2015

October 2, 2014Taggart M Houck

It’s no secret bike use is popular among Temple students. Advocacy group, Bike Share Philadelphia is fighting for the bikers throughout the city, the results coming this spring. View More »

NBC’s Brian Williams Takes Home A ‘Lewy’

October 2, 2014Maurita V Salkey and Brianna Janee Fletcher

Mitten Hall served as the backdrop to celebrate and honor media and communication professionals that have made a lasting impact in the industry at the Lew Klein Awards. View More »