Human remains have been unearthed during Temple’s newest construction project. Work crews discovered fragments of caskets and bones while clearing ground for the foundation of the new Klein College of View More »
This month is Sexual Assault Awareness Month, and Temple Update’s Jesse Kosierowski reports on a powerful display that is weaving together art, awareness, and hope. “It happens on campus, it View More »
In a recent article and email regarding budget and spending measures, President John Fry says the federal government has removed grants from the Department of Health and Human Services and View More »
One of Philly’s most popular summer staples is officially back. The Southeast Asian Market is now open every Saturday and Sunday until Saturday, October 26th. Located in Franklin Delano Roosevelt View More »
Jasmine Villaroel is turning her studies into standing ovations. By day, she is a senior musical theatre student at Temple University, but at night, she trades her books for Broadway. View More »
The federal government has frozen $175 million in federal funding to the University of Pennsylvania. The freeze comes after UPenn’s policies on transgender athletes participating in women’s sports. The funding View More »
Swinging drums, rhythmic bass, melodic keyboard, and screaming horns. Those are the sounds of Boyer College’s Rite of Swing Jazz Café. The event has been running for 10 years and View More »
The annual election for a new Temple Student Government administration is here. Temple students are able to vote for whichever of the two campaigns they find more attractive. Students can View More »
For the last 18 years, PhD Steven Balsam has directed the Temple branch of VITA, the IRS’ free tax service. VITA stands for Volunteer Income Tax Assistance and offers service View More »
In light of Black History Month, the National Constitution Center is paying homage to the black Americans who helped shape the country and constitution. Located steps away from Independence Hall View More »
