DNC PoliticalFest in full swing
The Democratic National Convention is set to be a memorable experience for all who attend. Mainly reserved for delegates, not everyone can get a glimpse inside the Wells Fargo Center View More »
The Democratic National Convention is set to be a memorable experience for all who attend. Mainly reserved for delegates, not everyone can get a glimpse inside the Wells Fargo Center View More »
On April 6th, the Liacouras Center was filled to capacity, and it wasn’t because of a basketball game, concert, or graduation. It was for a 77-year-old Vermont Senator in View More »
Just by it’s presence here in Philadelphia, the Democratic National Convention is bringing a wealth of opportunity to the city. With the DNC comes increase in tourism to local business exposure. View More »
Thousands of politicians, activists, and citizens alike are flooding into Philadelphia this week from all over the country. While these delegates represent all fifty states in the country, two of View More »
In what many are calling a historic election season, Hillary Clinton is now the Democratic nominee for President. But on college campuses across the country, support for Vermont Senator View More »
Sounds of prayer and calls for action filled City Hall this afternoon as thousands gathered to March for a Clean Energy Revolution. The march started at City Hall this afternoon. View More »
While most of the DNC audience will be turning to their TV screens, internet and phones to see what’s going on in Philadelphia, some Temple students will have the View More »
Although Pittsburgh and Philadelphia may share the same state, and their fans each possess an uncanny passion for their sports teams, The City of Brotherly Love and The Steel City View More »
News broke Thursday morning that university President Neil Theobald offered his resignation in advance of a Board of Trustees meeting where they planned on dismissing him from his position. University spokesman Kevin View More »
Updated 7/14/16 Temple University’s administration released a question and answer document Thursday to their faculty and staff about the decision to terminate President Theobald. The document, sent internally throughout the university, View More »