fall – Temple Update

Cityside Pumpkin Patch Debuts In Philly

Jesse Aaron Kosierowski — Mon, 20 Oct 2025 04:06:25 +0000

At the Cityside Pumpkin Patch, it’s no tricks, just treats, turning Philadelphia into a wonderland of pumpkins, potions, and picture-perfect views. Located at Liberty Point on the waterfront, this Halloween extravaganza runs from October 23 to November 29. With over 4,000 pumpkins arriving each week, Liberty Point has transformed into a Halloween hot spot. This immersive experience is…

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Highland Orchards Fall Activities

Julia Kessler — Wed, 25 Oct 2023 23:34:19 +0000

Highland Orchards hosts fall festival weekends through autumn featuring various activities for students to get into the Halloween and fall spirit. The family owned farm, located near West Chester and Downingtown, has been open since 1941 and is just a short train ride away from the city. Visitors can enjoy hayrides, apple and pumpkin picking and stop into the farm market and bakery for…

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AppleTime Festival at Peddler’s Village

Olivia Brands — Sun, 15 Nov 2020 19:35:25 +0000

Holiday and festival traditions are continuing through the season despite new COVID regulations. “I’ve been coming here for…since I was little… a while actually” says village guest Jess Kuvacki. ” Yeah, pretty much the same, arounf this time or Christmas” her friend Hailey Thompson added. Peddler’s Village will be running one of their biggest fall weekends differently this fall.

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AAC announces delay to Fall Olympic sports

Donovan F Hugel — Thu, 23 Jul 2020 01:25:29 +0000

The American Athletic Conference announced their first scheduling adjustment for the Fall 2020 semester today, as they are delaying the start of the Fall Olympic sports seasons until at least Sept. 1. The sports affected by the decision at Temple are men’s and women’s cross country, men’s and women’s soccer, and volleyball. All five of those programs have yet to release their 2020 schedules.

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Temple Announces Plans for Fall Semester

Nicolle Elise Majette — Tue, 02 Jun 2020 21:57:03 +0000

Temple University announced plans to reopen in person for the 2020 fall semester Tuesday. The announcement comes after Governor Tom Wolf’s decision to move Philadelphia from the red phase to yellow on June 5. The University will be using a phased approach to slowly reopen over the next few months. The first phase starts with construction workers making changes to buildings, and the final phase…

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President Englert expected to make decision on fall semester

Monica Logroño — Thu, 28 May 2020 22:20:05 +0000

President Richard Englert is expected to make an announcement about the fall semester this Friday, May 29th. Earlier this month, President Englert sent an email to students, staff, and faculty and introduced the “Return Team.” This group is tasked with, “building out scenarios for what campus life could look like over the next several months,” according to the President’s email.

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A Haunt for a Good Cause

Niccolas Uff — Thu, 24 Oct 2019 14:30:32 +0000

Terror Behind the Walls is the largest haunted Halloween season attraction in the country, located just a short distance from Temple University’s main campus. While the attraction is well-known with thousands of visitors attending each night, many people don’t know that the event is considered a non-profit organization. The organization has been helping Eastern State Penitentiary raise money for…

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MCPB Hosts Fall Fest

Brittany Ward — Thu, 26 Oct 2017 14:46:29 +0000

Temple Students are fall-ing into the joy of Autumn. Temple’s Main Campus Program Board hosted its second annual Fall Fest on October 25th. Students took a break from their classes to come out and enjoy the warm, breezy weather. They had the opportunity to participate in the making of DIY pumpkins and Mason jars. MCPB Director of Events, Valeria Lopez told Temple Update, “it is really de…

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Holiday Treats: Thanksgiving Edition

Shannon Kathleen McQuaid — Mon, 21 Nov 2016 21:46:24 +0000

Fall is coming to a closure and Thanksgiving is in a few days. Thanksgiving is a time for family, counting blessings and most importantly, eating really good food. If you have a sweet tooth, Thanksgiving is the holiday for you. At this time of year, it is fun to experiment with different dessert recipes, since there are so many festive, and different twists on simple recipes. Sit back, relax…

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Easy Halloween Dorm Decorations

Shannon Kathleen McQuaid — Fri, 28 Oct 2016 18:10:11 +0000

With Halloween just days away, some might say the best part of this fun holiday are the decorations: pumpkins, witches, ghosts, and orange lights are among the fan favorites. Getting in the holiday spirit can be a tad difficult when living in a dorm room, but these simple Halloween decorations can make anyone feel ready for Halloween. The easiest way to show that Halloween spirit…

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