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SEPTA Eyes June Date to Roll Out New Payment System

April 21, 2016Taggart M Houck

In less than two months, SEPTA will make a move toward the future. Starting June 13th, the transit service will sell 10,000 SEPTA Key Cards on a first come, first View More »

Habitat Breaks Ground for New Affordable Housing Project

April 21, 2016Kelly A Antonacci

Habitat for Humanity Philadelphia (HFHP) broke ground near campus last week for Diamond Park, the organization’s largest project to date. Habitat for Humanity Philadelphia, an affiliate of Habitat for Humanity International, plans View More »

Dining Out For Life Hosts 4th Annual Food Truck Pop Up Event

April 14, 2016Hannah Lea McComsey

Dining Out For Life Philadelphia will be hosting its fourth annual Food Truck Pop Up on April 14th. The Pop Up serves as an opportunity for both tourists and Philadelphians alike to be View More »

Food & Farm Fest Promotes Start of Produce Season

April 14, 2016James D. Mousley

The Philly Food and Farm Festival brought farmers from all throughout the Philadelphia area to the Convention Center. The event featured hundreds of different vendors, who came to show off View More »

Update Abroad: Third Time’s a Charm for TUJ Student

April 7, 2016Jeseamy Muentes

Temple Update has student correspondents studying abroad in London, England and Tokyo, Japan. Above you can watch Yingqiao Zhou’s piece on a student who has lived with the same host View More »

Hillary Clinton Speaks to Unions in Philadelphia

April 7, 2016Taggart M Houck

For Hillary Clinton, Wednesday was an important day in Pennsylvania. The former Secretary of State made her way to Philadelphia that morning, where she addressed more than 700 Pennsylvania Union View More »

Web Exclusive: TSG Elections 2016, a look at the TSG candidates platforms.

Empower TU Wins TSG Election

March 31, 2016Cassandra L Semyon

The polls have closed, the votes have been counted and Temple students have a new government coming into office in just a few weeks. Empower TU received 32% of the View More »

Cigarette Tax Affects Philadelphia

March 31, 2016Taggart M Houck

When City Council introduced Cigarette Tax Legislation more than one year ago, some smokers on campus began to worry about what it would mean for them. For some smokers, it meant View More »

Temple Alumna’s Unique Business Flourishes in Kensington

March 30, 2016Kristina Elizabeth Stidham

A new coffee shop owned by a fellow Temple owl is gaining a lot of popularity for its uncommon features. Amalgam Comics and Coffeehouse opened its doors in December of View More »

Gov. Wolf to Allow Budget to Go Into Effect

March 23, 2016Eve C Siconolfi

Governor Tom Wolf announced the 2015-16 budget will pass, which has and will directly affect Temple, and other state schools which rely on the state of Pennsylvania’s funding. On Sunday View More »