HootaThon has come to Temple! This dance and song marathon raises funds for the Children’s Miracle Network Hospital and the Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia. Here’s how Angela Thornton, Director of View More »
The Phillies are throwing a change at fans this season. Baseball is finally back, and the MLB is not the only one throwing curve balls at fans. Citizen’s Bank Park has an View More »
PHILADELPHIA, PA – While the gymnastics regular season has officially come to a close. We are just days away from the 2023 NCAA Gymnastics Regionals, where two Temple University athletes View More »
The Philadelphia Water Department has declared Philadelphia’s drinking water is safe to drink and use. The Philadelphia Water Department determined that the drinking water will not be impacted by the spill in Bucks County. View More »
The Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority recently announced that new turnstiles will be installed at their 13th and 34th street stations on the Market-Frankford line. The new turnstiles are designed to View More »
The Morgan Hall food court closed its doors for in-person dining earlier this week due to recent violence. According to a Temple dining associate, violent issues involving non-Temple students lead View More »
On March 17 Grace Whiteside (they/them) hosted a Hot Puppet Performance at Tyler School of Art. They have been helping students learn more about the Glass Blowing craft and how View More »
Temple University’s latest production, “Tartuffe” is being held from March 17th to March 26th! The play tells a story about a fraud in disguise, who wreaks havoc on Orgon and View More »
Temple’s sophomore foilist, Anna Novoseltseva, has been selected to compete in the NCAA fencing championships this weekend at Duke University. “I feel like this is definitely going to be the View More »
March is Women’s History Month, and the Betsy Ross House is celebrating by inviting visitors to meet women from the 18th century and hear their stories. Each week throughout March, View More »
