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The BIG Exhibit: Celebrating the life of the Notorious B.I.G.

March 6, 2019 Emily Thomas

The Philly Arts Collective celebrates the anniversary of the death of Notorious B.I.G. this weekend with a free exhibition held from 6-9pm in Old City. View More »

Tonight: Karl Hess in the World of Ideas

March 5, 2019 Emily Thomas

The Galleries at Moore continues its 2019 Faculty Triennial tomorrow night with a video essay created by professor Daniel Tucker. View More »

Bernie Sanders Kicks Off Campaign Rally in Brooklyn

March 4, 2019 Andrew Young

U.S. Senator Bernie Sanders kicked off his second presidential campaign at an official rally in Brooklyn last weekend. View More »

Now Open: Philadelphia Flower Show

March 3, 2019 Emily Thomas

The city kicks off the annual Philadelphia Flower Show this weekend, which runs through March 10. View More »

Updated: Mumps Infection Spreads

March 1, 2019 Andrew Young

Temple Health Services has reported that several students have tested positive for Mumps. An infectious disease, Mumps causes swelling of the face and salivary glands and can last from days to a few weeks. View More »

Ambler Students Work on Flower Power

March 1, 2019 Spencer Tracy

Spring is approaching and flowers are ready to bloom. The Pennsylvania Horticultural Society is embracing “Flower Power” as the theme for this year’s Philadelphia Flower Show. View More »

Temple Police Still Searching for Sexual Assault Suspect

Temple Police Inspector Earns Degree

February 28, 2019 Luke Richardson

Earlier this month, Temple Police Inspector, Jeffrey Chapman, earned his master’s degree from the school of Sports, Tourism and Hospitality Management. View More »

2019 Faculty Triennial at The Galleries at Moore

February 28, 2019 Emily Thomas

2016 Temple alumnus and poet Kai Davis performed at The Galleries at Moore as part of the People’s Poetry Audio Tour Kickoff, a program run through the 2019 Faculty Triennial at the Galleries. View More »

Update Abroad: London’s Market Mile

February 28, 2019 Maxwell Samuel Bass

Away from the hustle and bustle of downtown London lie the sights and sounds of Market Mile. View More »

Dilworth Park Says Goodbye to Winter

February 28, 2019 Colin Faughnan

The annual award-winning Dilworth Park’s Winter Festival is closing for the coming Spring. From early November to late February guests were treated to all kinds of amenities such as the food, drinks, and an ice skating rink, all just in front of City Hall. View More »