Passyunk Avenue Comes to London
Passyunk Avenue is home to more than just a street name. In London, it is also a Philly-themed restaurant and bar that is bringing the classic cheesesteak to the UK. View More »
Passyunk Avenue is home to more than just a street name. In London, it is also a Philly-themed restaurant and bar that is bringing the classic cheesesteak to the UK. View More »
London may not be known as the city of love, but the Underground knows how to keep the romance alive. Aside from Big Ben, London Bridge, and the London Eye, View More »
Students have been taking classes for the past seven weeks and with spring break right around the corner, you can feel the anticipation in the crisp London air. Temple’s London View More »
Tourists in Philadelphia visit the Reading Terminal Market, but what can travelers find in London? Borough Market is one of the most popular tourist attractions located at the Southwark end of London Bridge, and has existed in various forms for nearly a millennium. View More »
Japanese animation, or anime, is a large part of the country’s culture and a significant influence for many American students looking to study abroad. Studio Ghibli is one of the most View More »
Wedding bells are ringing again in London as fifth in line to the throne, Prince Harry, will be marrying American actress Meghan Markle. The couple has been dating since the View More »
Whether by bus, plane, or boat, Temple students studying in London have gotten the amazing opportunity to easily travel around Europe. Students have traveled to Greece, Paris, Amsterdam, Brussels, Sweden, View More »
Unlike the United States, which has celebrated Halloween in some form since the 19th century, the holiday has only gained popularity in Japan in recent years. This is partially due to View More »
The Koko music venue located in Camden Town, London was not always as it is today. Having many different names and uses throughout the decades, even though it wasn’t always View More »
Opening in 1863, London’s Tube station has made an incredible impact on London’s history. The London Underground has over 270 stations that span over 400 kilometers. The London Underground also View More »