In August, Philadelphia Mayor Jim Kenney announced a new city goal for Philadelphia to become zero-waste by 2035. The goal is ultimately to eliminate the use of landfills and modern View More »
The Women’s Volleyball team has been tearing up conference play this season, as they notched another two wins on October 20 and 22. These wins came against Tulsa and a View More »
Temple Students are fall-ing into the joy of Autumn. Temple’s Main Campus Program Board hosted its second annual Fall Fest on October 25th. Students took a break from their classes View More »
In modern society, smartphones have become a necessity for college students. Studies show that half of American college students have damaged their smartphone. This often becomes a common financial View More »
Albert Hill sits in his crowded living room, amongst piles of possessions and packing supplies. Hill, 87, will be moving soon after receiving notice that he and his other neighbors 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 »
Fox School of Business Dean Moshe Porat has been working on a project with Dozie Ibeh, Associate Vice President of the Project Delivery Group, to expand classroom space, modernize the View More »
Temple University Career Grad School Week has kicked off and with it comes a variety of events tailored to help students to apply for graduate school and their View More »
State Representative Seth Grove confirmed that Senate Bill 238, which would fund public universities like Temple University, was passed in both the Senate and House. In a statement to Temple View More »
On Monday, October, 23rd at 3 PM there will be a free screening of a new documentary called Processions of Faith in Annenberg Hall room 201. This is a smart documentary about a View More »
