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Campus Changes in the Future

November 6, 2014Karina G Cheung

The new Campus Master Plan includes major renovations of current buildings, creation of new buildings and a green space that will take up a whole city block expanding from Paley up to Tyler School of Art. View More »

Wolf Elected Governor, Election Results

November 4, 2014Rob DiRienzo

PHILADELPHIA–For the first time in 160 years, the incumbent has lost the race for governor in Pennsylvania. View More »

SLIDESHOW: Photojournalism Students Took a Trip to the Polls

November 4, 2014Jeseamy Muentes

Dr. Ed Trayes’ Photojournalism class ventured into Philadelphia visiting voting polls across the city. View More »

PROFILE: Gubernatorial Candidate Tom Corbett

November 4, 2014Joseph G McHugh

Pennsylvania’s incumbent Governor, republican Tom Corbett, came into the Gubernatorial Election with a statewide approval rating of 24%, which is the lowest of the 43 states polled by the Public Policy Polling survey. View More »

PROFILE: Gubernatorial Candidate Tom Wolf

November 4, 2014Jeseamy Muentes

Gubernatorial Candidate Tom Wolf was on the 2014 General Election ballot, results should come in later tonight as the votes are counted. View More »

President Obama Packs Liacouras Center for Tom Wolf

November 3, 2014Joseph G McHugh

President Barack Obama made a special appearance on Temple’s campus Sunday night. The president appeared at the Liacouras Center as the keynote speaker at a campaign rally for Pennsylvania Democratic Gubernatorial candidate Tom Wolf. View More »

Field Hockey Drops Heartbreaker to #4 UConn

November 3, 2014Jonathan Irwin Gilbert

The nationally ranked 16th Owls (13-6, 3-2) played well enough to win. They should have won. View More »

Owls Pull Off Shocker in 20-10 Upset as Defense Shines

November 2, 2014Jake Hyman

History was made Saturday at Lincoln Financial Field as the Temple Owls held off the #23 ranked ECU Pirates 20-10. View More »

Contract Deal Reached: No SEPTA Strike

November 1, 2014Peter Jaroff

SEPTA and its transit union reached a tentative contract agreement late Friday night, removing the threat of a strike that would have brought subways, buses and trolleys to a halt. View More »

(TU)nity at Diversity Symposium

October 31, 2014Keshroy Spencer

Known for its melting pot persona, “Diversity University”, also known as Temple University, organized a thought-provoking symposium designed to give it’s students, faculty, and staff a voice on ways to further develop its diverse culture. View More »