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Temple Researchers Tackle HIV and Opioids

October 24, 2019Conall Smith

In the fight against HIV, Temple researchers are making news again. A Temple research team has been awarded $3.27 million by the National Institute of Health to study neuroinflammation following HIV-infection in regards to the opioid crisis. View More »

Traveling Immersive Experience “Happy Place” Stops in Philadelphia

October 24, 2019Jake Zebley

If you’ve been feeling stressed out from midterms recently – you’re not alone. After a long week of studying for midterms, a visit to a happy place, like a park or hanging out with friends is definitely warranted. View More »

John Oates Returns to Temple

October 24, 2019Claudia Murtha

Klein College Alumnus John Oates came back to Temple’s campus with his long-time industry colleagues Anthony Aquilato, David Haskell and Phil Nicolo to talk to students about a “Day in the Life” on tour. View More »

A Haunt for a Good Cause

October 24, 2019Niccolas Uff

Terror Behind the Walls is the largest haunted Halloween season attraction in the country, located just a short distance from Temple University’s main campus. View More »

Hoops for Hope

October 24, 2019Susan Ann Thomas

Hoops for Hope is a basketball league in Philadelphia that brings together homeless shelters to compete against on another. View More »

Geno’s Steaks welcomes “Whizzy”

October 22, 2019Michael Carey

For the third consecutive year, a Philadelphia icon is adding another new mascot to its family. View More »

Impeachment Inquiry: What to Know So Far

October 20, 2019Jeseamy Muentes

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi called for an impeachment inquiry into President Donald Trump on Sept. 24, 2019. View More »

Garden Feeds Sustainable Campus Goals

October 17, 2019Madison Seitchik

To celebrate Temple’s revised climate action plan, The Office of Sustainability decided on the theme of “Act on Climate: the Road to 2050” for this years sustainability week. View More »

Klein Moves Closer to New Home

October 17, 2019Lianna Michelle Golden

The Klein College of Media and Communication is moving to a new home. The Board of Trustees approved $18 million dollars for pre-construction designs back in July. View More »

Football Manager Punts to Raise $20,000

October 17, 2019Jacob Trout

In preparation for Temple’s football game against East Carolina, the teams’ football manager, Scott Hayward, also known as Macho Scotty Smalls, uploaded a parody video of former NFL punter and now ESPN broadcaster Pat McAfee on Twitter. View More »

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