OLD CITY––For the first time in Philadelphia’s history, a Veterans Day Parade celebrated those who put it all on the line. Thousands turned out. “I think it’s important because I was View More »
In the midst of on-campus improvements, North Broad Street is taking on a new look as well. This fall, 41 light fixtures were installed going down the median of Broad View More »
Since 1969, Temple students have attended the London program. They learn from the best people in British media, make time for museum visits, and field trips. The 32 students studying View More »
With the first game just around the corner, Temple fans and players are getting ready for the upcoming basketball season. Temple Update’s Bri Hofsass interviewed a few of them to gather View More »
South Philadelphia resident and Temple student Travis Southard does not spend his commute in a car, but on a bicycle. As one of the ten most populated cities, Philadelphia has the View More »
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eGMBtgYfuAo&feature=youtu.be Olympians geared up to take part in some healthy competition on Saturday. Special Olympics Pennsylvania (SOPA) Fall Festival returned to Villanova University for the 27th consecutive year. Approximately 1,600 View More »
Mitten Hall midnight November 7 – Temple students started dancing for the 12-hour dance marathon HootaThon. Now in it’s 3rd year, the organization raised $280,620.76, the highest raising 3rd year View More »
Expect the unexpected. Next time you’re sitting in a class, don’t be surprised if you get randomly bombarded by a swarm of cherry and white. Thanks to a new pop-up View More »
The giant heart, the pendulum, and the statue of Ben Franklin; these are some of the iconic exhibits you can see while at The Franklin Institute. But, if you haven’t View More »
Philadelphia made world history and joined the ranks of 266 other cities around the world as America’s first World Heritage City following a vote at the XIII World Congress of the View More »
