SMC Career Center Hosts Second Annual Career Fair
On March 30th the School of Media and Communication’s Career Center hosted its second annual Internship and Career Fair from 11:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. as a way to match employers View More »
On March 30th the School of Media and Communication’s Career Center hosted its second annual Internship and Career Fair from 11:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. as a way to match employers View More »
BRONX BOROUGH — After a blowout win against Sacred Heart, Temple seemed to get their swagger back heading into the next game against the Fordham Rams. Fordham entered this game View More »
On Sunday, the Owls will celebrate Senior Day. This weekend including not only the last two games of the regular season, but with a high chance of these last two View More »
The Owls return home to Geasey Field for their final home game of the season, Friday, as they take on Georgetown University for the team’s senior day. Temple will recognize View More »
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GFomiJCIIuE Philadelphia Police say a Temple University student was carjacked at gunpoint early Thursday morning. It happened at 10th and Susquehanna when the student was leaving a corner store. According to View More »
The next victims for the undefeated Temple Owls Men’s Soccer Team was La Salle. As opposed to one player completely destroying the competition offensively, as was the case with Jorge View More »
Philadelphia is ranked among the most bike-friendly cities in the nation, but that doesn’t mean students or Philadelphians are always willing to hop on a bike and ride around town. View More »
“Africans, we are usually marginalized into just one big Africa. Nobody really knows North, West and South” junior Adrienne Tingba said. Tingba is a Liberian native, hailing from West Africa. View More »
For the fourth straight year, Temple Update has been nominated for a NATAS Mid-Atlantic Emmy Award. Update’s April 25th, 2013 show was nominated in the College/University Student Production – Newscast View More »
Philadelphia’s School Reform Commission has approved Temple’s bid to buy the former William Penn High School Property for 15 million dollars. The request was approved at the June 19th meeting View More »