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New Barnes and Noble Location
The Barnes and Noble location on Chestnut Street has finally opened to the public.
The location was built after the previous store in Rittenhouse Square shut down to downsize. View More »
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Bob Perkin’s Official Retirement
Bob Perkins spent 58 years doing what he loves and spent 25 of those years here in Philly at the WRTI where he hosted Jazz music programs. View More »
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Boathouse Row Renovation
Philadelphia may not be as bright as it once was as Boathouse row is undergoing some renovations. View More »
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In-Person Career Fair Makes its Return
The Klein College of Media and Communication held its first in-person Career Fair since the start of the COVID 19 pandemic. View More »
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Street Rename To Honor Sergeant Fitzgerald
A part of West Montgomery avenue will be renamed in remembrance of Temple police sergeant, Christopher Fitzgerald, who lost his life in the line of duty on February 18th. View More »
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Stay a While at Staying Power!
Coinciding with the arrival of spring, the Philadelphia Zoo’s new, outdoor exhibit is open to the public. View More »
Entertainment
BSU’s First Ever Black Film Festival
There’s been a BIPOC film festival, a Women’s film festival, but never a Black film festival at Temple —until now. View More »
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TSG’s New Leadership
From left to right: Vice president-elect Lauren Jacob, President-elect Rohan Khadka, Chief of Staff-elect Bridget Frame
Temple Student Government has announced the results of the 2023 election. View More »
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Temple’s Hootathon
HootaThon has come to Temple! This dance and song marathon raises funds for the Children’s Miracle Network Hospital and the Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia. View More »
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Phillies Home Opener and New Phanavision
The Phillies are throwing a change at fans this season. Baseball is finally back, and the MLB is not the only one throwing curve balls at fans. View More »
