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Philadelphia Phillies Keep Red October Alive
Red October stays alive.
Phillies fans packed Maxis last night to watch the team pull off another playoff win, keeping postseason hopes high. View More »
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Owls Soar at Liberty Bell Judo Classic
The 36th Annual Liberty Bell Judo Classic filled Holy Family University’s gym with the sounds of mat slaps, cheers, and referee calls as athletes of every age competed for medals. View More »
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Activists Propose Changes to Make Safer Bike Lanes in Center City
Citizens of Center City neighborhoods like Society Hill are proposing changes along with City Council that would change bike lanes to make them much safer for bicyclists. View More »
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Temple Tomorrow Elected as New Leaders
The ballots have been cast, and Lourdes Cardamone and Janeese Hochstetler are the newest leaders of Temple Student Government. View More »
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International Student’s Visa Revoked
John Fry has announced that an international student had their visa revoked by the United States Secretary of State. View More »
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Current Temple President Reacts to New Hire
After years of leadership changes, Temple University is excited to welcome John Fry as its fourth president in just three years. View More »
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Temple’s Annual Cherry and White Game
On April 13th, the Temple football team hosted its annual Cherry and White spring game at Edberg-Olson Hall. View More »
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Jazz Recitals at Presser Hall
MUSIC LOVERS CAN REJOICE IN THE SOUNDS OF JAZZ THAT WILL BE EMINATING THROUGHOUT THE SEMESTER FROM THE ART OF BREAD CAFÉ IN PRESSER HALL. View More »
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Pumpkin Fest
The Headhouse District celebrated Halloween on Saturday with their annual Pumpkin Festival. The event featured activities for the whole family, including pumpkin decorating, face painting, and local vendors. View More »
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Democratic Candidates Address Key Issues in Mayoral Debate at Temple
The May 16th primary election is almost a month away. As the mayor’s race closes in, seven Democratic candidates faced off in the first televised debate, hosted by Fox 29 and Temple University. Candidates View More »