Speaker after speaker at the Pennsylvania Delegate Breakfast shared at least one common theme — a message of party unity. Sabrina Nixon, a delegate from Philadelphia, believes the party will be on View More »
The Democratic National Convention has arrived, and this year it’s taking place in the birthplace of independence — Philadelphia. From delegates to the media, DNC officials expect at least 50 View More »
Just by it’s presence here in Philadelphia, the Democratic National Convention is bringing a wealth of opportunity to the city. With the DNC comes increase in tourism to local business exposure. View More »
In what many are calling a historic election season, Hillary Clinton is now the Democratic nominee for President. But on college campuses across the country, support for Vermont Senator View More »
Although Pittsburgh and Philadelphia may share the same state, and their fans each possess an uncanny passion for their sports teams, The City of Brotherly Love and The Steel City View More »
Updated 7/14/16 Temple University’s administration released a question and answer document Thursday to their faculty and staff about the decision to terminate President Theobald. The document, sent internally throughout the university, View More »
Temple University Board of Trustees voted Tuesday to move forward with a tuition plan that will go into effect as early as Fall of 2016. The 2.8 percent jump will View More »
Just one week after the announcement that Provost Hai-Lung Dai would be relieved of his administrative duties, a nomination for his replacement has been made. JoAnne Epps, Dean of the View More »
SEPTA riders can expect crowded cars and schedule delays starting Tuesday, July 5, after a defect has resulted in 120 train cars being removed from service. The 120 Silverliner V View More »
After multiple campaign stops throughout the state of Pennsylvania, Hillary Clinton has claimed victory in the Keystone State. Secretary Clinton took the stage at the Pennsylvania Convention Center a little View More »
