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The Temple Community Garden Gets a New Addition

Temple Helps Tacony Cleanup

April 4, 2019 Hadiyah Ann Weaver

Dozens of Temple students and community members gathered together on Saturday with the sole purpose of cleaning up Tacony Creek Park. View More »

“Grit and Beauty” Contest Winners Displayed in Paley Library

April 3, 2019 Luke Richardson

The winners of the tenth annual “Grit and Beauty” contest have been put in the breezeway of Paley Library, showing both the beautiful and ugly side of Philadelphia. View More »

Career Fair comes “Just in Time”

April 2, 2019 Lawrence Liu

https://youtu.be/xwpZmIH7cL4 The Temple University Career Week hosted many events aimed to help students succeed post- graduation. View More »

TSG Kicks Off 2019-2020 Election

April 1, 2019 Andrew Young

The race for next year’s Temple Student Government is officially on. For the 2019-2020 election, two executive teams have announced that they are running. View More »

Love Run Half Marathon & 5k

March 29, 2019 Emily Thomas

As spring peeks around the corner, the City of Brotherly Love gears up for its annual Love Run Half Marathon & 5k this Sunday at 7:30am. View More »

Brexit faces protestors at March

March 28, 2019 Monica Logroño

Adults, kids, and even dogs, marched to Parliament Square in protest of Brexit. Organized by “Put it to the People,” attendees heard from notable speakers such as, the Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, past Deputy Prime Minister, Michael Heseltine, current Members of Parliament, and more. View More »

University Holds Free MMR Vaccination Clinic

March 28, 2019 Jayna Schaffer

(Story posted Thursday, March 28) There are currently more than 100 mumps cases that can be traced back to Temple University. View More »

The Life of a College Single Parent

March 28, 2019 Victoria Lucas

College life is stressful. Classes, homework, and extracurriculars can have you feeling stressed and ready to go home. View More »

Bach in the Subways

March 28, 2019 Emily Thomas

For the past three years, Philadelphia has been participating in Bach in the Subways, a traditionthat began in 2011 in New York City to celebrate the life and legacy of Johann Sebastian Bach, the annual event brings his music to the public. View More »

The UNCF 7th Annual Mayor’s Masked Ball

March 28, 2019 Cierra Cubero

A night of generosity emerged through a sea of masked faces at The United Negro College Fund as it celebrates it’s 7th Annual Mayor’s Masked Ball at the Pennsylvania Convention Center. View More »

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