War Disrupts Education in Ukraine
As we surpass a month since Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, over 4 million Ukrainian refugees have fled to neighboring countries including Poland, Romania, and the Republic of Moldova. Many of View More »
As we surpass a month since Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, over 4 million Ukrainian refugees have fled to neighboring countries including Poland, Romania, and the Republic of Moldova. Many of View More »
Following the announcement that Philadelphia would be dropping its mask mandate last Wednesday, college students in the city have been left wondering whether or not they would need to continue View More »
“One of the many lessons underscored by the COVID-19 pandemic is the importance of protecting and promoting the mental health and wellness of our students, faculty, and staff,” read the View More »
Written by Corey Thompson Global supply chain issues have made their way to food trucks on campus. The food trucks are facing shortages that require them to buy items in View More »
Many Temple students use street parking in and around campus as a cheap and easy alternative to the on-campus parking options. However, on-street parking comes at a risk for car View More »
This YouTube content is blocked because marketing cookies are disabled. Manage preferencesOpen on YouTube After 20 years, the Draught Horse Pub and Grill is saying goodbye. The sports bar, located View More »
This YouTube content is blocked because marketing cookies are disabled. Manage preferencesOpen on YouTube Mental Illness and depression were at an all-time high during the Covid-19 pandemic and these View More »
With ongoing construction on the twin buildings, Temple Update spoke with campus officials for more info on the progress View More »
With Temple University-wide smoking ban in place, the college of public health hopes to create a more healthy and sustainable campus environment. View More »
Students and faculty are adjusting to temporary construction detours in Gladfelter and Anderson halls View More »