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Election Night 2018: Where Do I Vote?
With Elections 2 Weeks Out, How to Find your Polling Place.
Election Day is less than two weeks away, and Temple Update is your Election Headquarters. View More »
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Temple Update Producer, Reporter Sit Down with KYW Newstudies Students
On Saturday, two members of Temple Update shared their experiences with aspiring journalism students.
Producer Keith Aversa and reporter Michael Carey sat down with KYW Newstudies students to talk about their personal experiences with Temple University’s Klein College. View More »
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New Student Housing Project Rises
It isn’t Tom Bock’s first rodeo when it comes to developing housing in the Temple community. View More »
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Protestors Take a Stand for Transgender Rights
Hundreds of protestors crowded LOVE Park to oppose a controversial draft proposal by the Department of Health and Human Services on Tuesday regarding gender law. View More »
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Temple Student Attacked on SEPTA
Police are seeking the public’s help in identifying a man who attacked a Temple University student on Friday. View More »
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Homecoming Week Comes to a Close
Temple University had yet another successful homecoming week here on campus. Owls spread the spirit of cherry and white all across the city of Philadelphia. View More »
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TUTV Receives 5 Awards at Mid-Atlantic Emmys
Temple University Television took home five of the eight awards that it was nominated for this year at the annual Mid-Atlantic Emmy’s. View More »
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Judge Rejects Bill Cosby Re-Trial Plea
Montgomery County court Judge Steven O’Neill has ruled that there will be no re-trial for the now-convicted Bill Cosby. View More »
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DNC Chairman Tom Perez Visits Temple
The “New Democratic Party” has been reorganizing as the midterm elections approach in fifteen days.
Democratic National Committee Chairman Tom Perez says the party has been reorganizing by “not taking zip codes for granted” and focusing on getting the minority vote out. View More »
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Temple Coffee Shop in Hot Water Over New Sign
Common Grounds Coffee on 16th and Cecil B Moore has been in the spotlight recently following their installment of a sign allegedly promoting prescription drug abuse. View More »