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Judge Rejects Bill Cosby Re-Trial Plea
Montgomery County court Judge Steven O’Neill has ruled that there will be no re-trial for the now-convicted Bill Cosby. View More »
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Dragon Boat Race For Charity
October is here, and so is the Philadelphia International Dragon Boat Race. Every year, the Schuylkill River is the race track for dozens of dragon boats as a part of a fundraiser for many of the city’s charity’s and organizations. View More »
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O’Connor Elected to Final Term as Head of Temple Board
Longtime Temple Board of Trustee Chairman Patrick O’Connor will depart from his position following his final term with Temple University. View More »
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Local Philadelphia Brewery Takes a Unique Approach to Young Voters
Young voters make up 30% of the electoral vote but still don’t represent great voter turnout. View More »
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#VoteThatJawn Hosts First Event
#VoteThatJawn is a movement that aims to bring 18-year-olds and other first time voters to the polls in 2018. View More »
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Award Winning Filmmaker Jonah Kessel visits Temple
New York Times cinematographer and Pulitzer prize contributor Jonah Kessel visited Temple today for a conversation with students and staff about his work, life, and career. View More »
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Temple Dedicates Hardwick Elevator to Former Graduate
University officials met in the lobby of Hardwick hall Friday to dedicate one of the building’s elevators to the memory of a Temple alumni. View More »
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FOX Dean Forced to Step Down Following Allegations of False Reporting
Dr. Moshe Porat, Dean of the Fox School of Business, has been asked stepped down following an internal investigation into several false reports made by the school during his tenure. View More »
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Temple Establishes Drug Addiction Support Team Amidst Growing Opioid Crisis
University officials have established a drug addiction task force, in order to combat the Philadelphia area’s growing opioid crisis. View More »
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UPDATE: Former AEPi President Posts Bail after Charges of Attempted Sexual Assault
Updated: 5/17/18 5:30 PM
Ari Goldstein, the former president of Temple’s AEPi fraternity, has been released from jail after posting 10 percent of a $2 million bail, according to a report by 6ABC. View More »