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Subaru Cherry Blossom Festival is in Bloom in Philadelphia

April 12, 2018 Sean Gnitzcavich

Despite the unusual weather patterns Philadelphia has had this spring, the Subaru Cherry Blossom Festival of Greater Philadelphia has arrived just in time to celebrate the season. View More »

Temple’s Community Center Proposal Draws Community Opposition

April 12, 2018 Kaicey L Baylor

At City Council’s public hearing Monday, many North Philadelphia residents testified against the proposal for a new community center. View More »

Former VP Joe Biden Visits Temple University

April 12, 2018 Cassandra L Semyon

Former Vice President Joe Biden is known to be a jokester. But his speech Wednesday to Temple students carried a heavier note. View More »

Prosecutors Finish Jury Selection in Cosby Case

April 6, 2018 Andrew Young

The jury selection process in the high profile Bill Cosby assault case was wrapped up Thursday, following allegations by the defense that the jury was racially biased. View More »

IgniteTU Declared Winner in TSG Election

April 6, 2018 Andrew Young

Temple’s student government elections wrapped up Friday with a narrow win by IgniteTU. After 2 days of voting and weeks of campaigning across campus, Ignite pulled ahead with 56% percent of the student vote, competing against opponent, VoiceTU. View More »

Michelle Obama to Visit Temple for College Signing Day

April 6, 2018 Qadree Fletcher

Michelle Obama will mark College Signing Day in the City of Brotherly Love on Wednesday, May 2. View More »

National Museum of American Jewish History Opens Exhibit on Leonard Bernstein

April 5, 2018 Maxwell Samuel Bass

People now have the opportunity to explore an exhibit about one of the most influential musical icons of the 20th century; and it’s right here in Philadelphia. View More »

Temple’s Alpha Epsilon Pi Social Privileges Revoked Pending Investigation

April 4, 2018 Cassandra L Semyon

Temple University’s chapter of the Alpha Epsilon Pi fraternity is under investigation and has had their social privileges revoked until further notice, according to Temple University Spokesman Brandon Lausch. View More »

City Officials Hold Town Meeting to Discuss Proposed Legal Opioid Sites

March 29, 2018 John Cepis

On March 27th, city officials held a meeting at Congreso de Latinos Unidos on North American Street in the Kensington area of Philadelphia. View More »

Students, Staff Walk to End Sexual Assault

March 29, 2018 Cassandra L Semyon

Roughly one in three women will experience contact sexual violence at some point in their life. View More »

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