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‘Philly Connections’ Bridges Students and City
Temple University students are taking advantage of the various events throughout Philadelphia thanks to the Student Activities Center program, “Philly Connections.” View More »
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Chelsea Reed & The Fair Weather Five Bring Swing Back
Chelsea Reed and the Fair Weather Five released their new jazz and swing record with the help of Temple’s Bell Tower Records. View More »
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One-on-One with Amber Youtz
Amber Youtz, the senior forward has been shattering records throughout her four years at Temple and is averaging 1.3 goals per game this season. View More »
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SMC Students Mingle with Professionals
This past Saturday, SMC students packed the TV2 studio to listen in on a professional panel that included some successful Temple Alumni. View More »
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Sightseeing in the Capitol
If you find yourself in the Washington DC area, the two sights you can’t miss are the DC National Zoo and Georgetown Cupcake. View More »
SportsDesk
Cougars Romp Owls 31-10 Down South as Walker Struggles
Call it a short week or the Friday night spotlight being too hot for the Owls, the team from Philly looked lost against the Houston Cougars. View More »
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News Ticker: Start of New Annenberg
A year-long project to enhance Temple’s Annenberg Hall began with the installation of a news ticker above the building’s front entrance along 13th street. View More »
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Field Hockey Goes 1-1 Over Weekend In Virginia
Norfolk, VA- The #16th ranked Owls field hockey team (11-5) went into their match-up versus #19th ranked Old Dominion (8-6) with high hopes to defeat another ranked team. View More »
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Lynne Barrett: Philadelphia Broadcast Pioneer
Philadelphians of a certain age may remember Howard “Happy the Clown” Jones, Pete Boyle, Bill “Wee Willie” Webber, and newsmen Gunnar Back and John Facenda all pioneers of television broadcasting from the 1940s through 1960s. View More »
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Council Proposes Bill To Hold Landlords, University Accountable For Students
A new ordinance proposed by Philadelphia City Council President Darrell Clarke could hold the universities and landlords accountable for students’ behavior off-campus. View More »