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Temple Students Prepare for Election Day
The Pennsylvania voter registration deadline has been set for October 24th.
Students across Temple’s campus have been taking measures to ensure that their vote matters. View More »
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Student Loan Forgiveness: Applications Coming Soon
The Biden-Harris Administration recently announced plans for student loan forgiveness. The application to apply for relief approval will open within days from now. View More »
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Halloween Classics at Laurel Hill Cemetery
Laurel Hill Cemetery is holding candlelit concerts that’ll satisfy your craving for spooky seasonal music. Showgoers can explore the historic grounds of Laurel Hill before gathering together and enjoying a hauntingly good string quartet. View More »
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Concerns About Crime On Campus
Just six weeks into the semester, students are already expressing their safety concerns about crime on and around campus. View More »
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Temple Hospital Workers Hold Informational Picket
Temple Hospital Workers are protesting issues of understaffing, overworking, and inadequate wages. We interviewed Carlos Aviles, President of Temple Allied Professionals and a member of PASNAP to hear more about the state of Temple University Hospital. View More »
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Physical OWLCards On The Way Out
Putting an emphasis on digital cards, stored on your phone, Temple University has begun phasing out physical OWLCards. View More »
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The Latin American Book Fair Returns
The Latin America Book Fair is an event that has been going on for four years now. View More »
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Temple Football Shuts Out UMass 28-0, Moves Back to .500
The Owls’ three game homestand came to a close, as they hosted the UMass Minutemen in front of a crowd of over 14,000 at the Linc. View More »
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Restaurant Week Returns to Center City
Restaurant week is back in Philadelphia, featuring over seventy of Center City’s best restaurants.
From September 12th to 24th, patrons can enjoy a multiple-course, prefixed menu for a price of $40. View More »
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COVID Booster Available On and Near Campus
The city of Philadelphia has received 41,000 reformulated doses of the newest bi-valent COVID-19 vaccine. Health officials say the doses offer better protection against both the original coronavirus, and its variants. View More »