Citizens of Center City neighborhoods like Society Hill are proposing changes along with City Council that would change bike lanes to make them much safer for bicyclists. It’s not just View More »
Human remains have been unearthed during Temple’s newest construction project. Work crews discovered fragments of caskets and bones while clearing ground for the foundation of the new Klein College of View More »
This month is Sexual Assault Awareness Month, and Temple Update’s Jesse Kosierowski reports on a powerful display that is weaving together art, awareness, and hope. “It happens on campus, it View More »
In a recent article and email regarding budget and spending measures, President John Fry says the federal government has removed grants from the Department of Health and Human Services and View More »
With the season almost at an end, and the conference championships on the horizon, the Temple Men’s Golf team is ramping up preparation as they head into the Princeton Invitational View More »
Now that it is finally April, the Japan America Society held its annual Cherry Blossom Festival in Fairmount Park this past weekend. Festivities included traditional songs and dances performed by View More »
Trump’s tariff plans have made waves all around the world, including here at Temple. Economics professor William Newmann described what a tariff is.“A tariff is simply a tax on whoever View More »
One of Philly’s most popular summer staples is officially back. The Southeast Asian Market is now open every Saturday and Sunday until Saturday, October 26th. Located in Franklin Delano Roosevelt View More »
Temple University has given students the chance to go around the world in one afternoon. As part of campus World Languages Week, the World Languages Fair brought professors and students View More »
Jasmine Villaroel is turning her studies into standing ovations. By day, she is a senior musical theatre student at Temple University, but at night, she trades her books for Broadway. View More »
