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Gen Z Voters Raise Voting Awarness
Philadelphia’s youth are bringing a fresh burst of enthusiasm to the election season, as the number of eligible Gen Z voters reaches new heights. This year, an estimated 41 million View More »
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Hurricane Milton’s Impact on Temple’s Campus
As Hurricane Milton takes land on Florida’s West Coast, its effects are felt far beyond the storm’s immediate path. Temple’s student government chief of staff, Madeline Sterner’s mother, Rachel View More »
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Car-Free Sundays in West Walnut
This September, on Sundays, some surrounding streets of Rittenhouse Square will be open for pedestrians to stroll, shop, and socialize. The Open Streets: West Walnut event, hosted by Center City View More »
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Holiday Spectacular at the Philadelphia Zoo
The holidays have arrived at the Philadelphia Zoo with LumiNature, an annual winter spectacular. The zoo has transformed into a magical lights exhibition with over a million lights. As you View More »
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The Franklin Institute Unveils a New Exhibition
A new exhibition at the Franklin Institute has visitors looking beyond the stars. This past weekend, The Franklin Institute opened its doors to a new space exhibit that will take View More »
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Philly AIDS Thrift celebrates their 18th anniversary
On September 30th, Philly AIDS Thrift took to South 5th Street to celebrate their 18th year in business with a vibrant block party. The event, attended by hundreds, featured live View More »
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Pro-Palestinian Rally in Center City Sparks Controversy
A pro-Palestinian rally took place in Center City on Sunday night, demanding an end to the ongoing war in Gaza. Natalie Abulhawa, a Temple alum, spoke about the purpose of View More »
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The Singing Owls
Let’s take a closer look at an organization on campus that is hitting all the right notes. Our reporter, Gabriela Mancini gives us a closer look at a campus-based choir View More »
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Cherelle Parker Will Become The 100th Mayor of Philadelphia
The Sheet Metal Union Workers building in South Philadelphia, was headquarters for Cherelle Parker on Election night. Hundreds of people filled the room in support of Parker, grabbing a bite View More »
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David Oh Concedes, Ponders Future
David Oh and his supporters spent their election night at Emperor Restaurant, hoping to see the republican candidate become Philadelphia’s next mayor. Tuesday night didn’t go as Oh wanted, with View More »