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Lew Klein, Philly Broadcasting Icon & Klein College Namesake, Dies at 91
Lew Klein, a pioneering Philadelphia television producer whose broadcasting career spanned more than six decades, died at age 91 on Wednesday. View More »
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Temple Gives Back During Broad Street Run
Temple University’s Gamma Iota Sigma chapter of the Fox School of Business will continue its tradition to form a team for the Broad Street Run and raise money for a charity of choice. View More »
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EARTH DAY: Rittenhouse Square Holds Park Clean Up
Rittenhouse Square is usually the go-to place for many different activities. Visitors can walk their dogs, play a friendly game of baseball or just take a stroll around the area. View More »
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Kimmel Center Jazz Residency
While most of the city winds down at the end of Jazz Appreciation Month, the Kimmel Center continues its jazz residency program that began in December and concludes later next month. View More »
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Temple Releases New Climate Action Plan
President Richard Englert has approved a new climate action plan for 2019 just in time for Earth Day. View More »
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TUHS Reports that Mumps Cases are on the Decline
TUHS has reported that the Mumps outbreak on campus is now reportedly contained.
As of today there are fewer than 10 active cases of the virus, and TUHS believes that the vaccination effort along with quarantines have been effective in halting the spread. View More »
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Update: TUHS Provides Updated Infection Numbers as Infection Spreads to Penn State
TUHS have issued yet another update on the Mumps outbreak.
The statement outlines further steps that the university will be taking to curtail the outbreak of the virus. View More »
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Tomorrow: Bach in the Subways
Bach in the Subways 2019 is coming back the city of Philadelphia once more. Begun in New York City in 2011, Bach in the Subways is a weekend in March dedicated to musicians performing Bach pieces in various locations around the city for free. View More »
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2019 Faculty Triennial at The Galleries at Moore
2016 Temple alumnus and poet Kai Davis performed at The Galleries at Moore as part of the People’s Poetry Audio Tour Kickoff, a program run through the 2019 Faculty Triennial at the Galleries. View More »
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Black History on Temple University’s Campus
Temple University Main Campus is no stranger to Black history. In celebration of Black History Month, here are four spots that have particularly notable historical ties to iconic Black activists and events. View More »