The Museum of Illusions has opened a new location, branching from New York city, to Philadelphia. The museum opened in Old City this past month and offers unique attractions that View More »
New Jersey’s decision to legalize recreational marijuana took effect Thursday, April 21, for people aged 21 and over. Thirteen dispensaries have been approved for recreational use, with a limit of View More »
For the past few weeks, there’s been a lot of rain and cold weather, but this week we finally got to experience some warmth, and students definitely took advantage of View More »
St. Nicholas Patriarchal Orthodox Cathedral welcomed Alla Pukhtetska and Veronika Matviienko last Tuesday after the women fled Ukraine’s capital Kyiv. They never expected to have to leave Ukraine. “I saw View More »
International Student Affairs hosted another coffee hour event, and this one was Ukrainian-themed. Students and guests were invited to enjoy Ukrainian food and drinks over discussions and presentations about Ukraine View More »
The new budget proposed by Mayor Jim Kenney is set at $5.6 billion for the 2023 fiscal year. This is an increase of 5.5% or around $330 million from last View More »
April 4th was the first day to be able to register for the Fall semester. It is important for students to contact their advisors and make sure to pick the View More »
Temple University’s Ambler Campus hosted its annual EarthFest event. The event was full of activities and educational tours for members of Temple University and community members. Each tour focused on View More »
On Wednesday, Temple University held a news conference to formally welcome Diane Richardson to the Temple Athletics family. Richardson becomes the 21st head coach in program history, replacing Tonya Cardoza. View More »
Students, faculty and professional organizations all gathered around the Bell Tower on Temple University’s campus on Wednesday. The Temple community joined in the annual “WalkTU” event, sponsored by Temple’s Wellness View More »
