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Anti-Trump Protest On Campus
There have been numerous counts of upsets and protests following Donald Trump’s win in the 2016 election. View More »
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Study Away LA: Thanksgiving Break
Three thousand miles away from home, Temple students studying in LA are trying to get a taste of their East Coast homes for Thanksgiving. View More »
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SEPTA Travel Wallet to Replace Token Travel
Temple students and Philadelphia residents will transition from tokens to the Septa Key. SEPTA introduced the key in June as a pathway for early adopters to transition from the outdated token to a virtual payment plan. View More »
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Temple Field Hockey to Add Six Competitive Recruits to 2017 Roster
PHILADELPHIA, PA – Marybeth Freeman has publicly made it known that the team will be adding not one, not two, but six new talented individuals to the team next year. View More »
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Temple Earns Big Win in Big 5 Matchup Against La Salle
PHILADELPHIA, PA- Big 5 matches almost always guarantee a big game. This Temple vs. La Salle matchup did not fall anything short of a class Big 5 matchup. View More »
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Temple’s Former President Adamany Passes Away
Former Temple president, David Adamany, passed away Thursday due to a a brief illness at the age of 80. View More »
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Temple Women’s Basketball Preview: Owls Look To Reach the Tournament
The last time Temple Women’s Basketball made it to the tournament, Barack Obama was still in his first term as President, Lebron James had yet to win his first NBA title, and Temple was still in the A10 conference. View More »
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Temple Hosts the Eleventh Annual Global Temple Conference
On November 9, 2016, Temple University hosted the Global Temple Conference, a showcase which celebrated and highlighted Temple students and faculty members whose work extends over seas. View More »
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Clinton, Obama Draw Thousands to Independence Mall
On the eve of the election, the Democratic Party had their big sendoff right here in Philadelphia. View More »
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Philadelphia Voters Flock to the Polls
Philadelphia voters flocked to the polls today with historic vigor.
Poll worker Leia Jackson, who started working at the Old First Reformed Church located on Fourth and Race street at 6:30 this morning said, “It’s been fantastic, people were wrapped around Cherry street and back down the other street. View More »