SportsDesk
Temple Drops Conference Opener to Memphis
Temple’s Women’s Soccer team took on the Memphis Tigers on a wet and rainy day to kickoff American Athletic Conference play. View More »
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Entertainment
“Beyond the Notes”: Classical Concerts at Paley
Beyond the Notes is the library’s award-winning and beloved classical concert series. Now in its third season, the concerts are more diverse and imaginative than ever. View More »
News
SEPTA Regional Rail to Return to Normal Weekday Schedule
Commuter Owls rejoice! Regional Rail will return to its normal weekday schedule beginning Monday, October 3. View More »
SportsDesk
SportsDesk Player Profile: Brodrick Yancy
Facing an SMU defense that is ranked 34th in the nation, and tied for first in the nation with 10 interceptions; Temple will look to its playmakers to make an impact against a very tough SMU defense. View More »
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SportsDesk Exclusive: Jorge Gomez Sanchez
Temple Men’s soccer is off to a 6-3 start to the season, including a perfect 5-0 at the new Temple Sports Complex located on Master & Broad Streets. View More »
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Asci reaches 1,000 kills as Temple Beats UConn
Temple Volleyball kicked off their four game road trip by handing the Uconn Huskies their first conference loss of the season Wednesday night. View More »
News
Acting President Englert to Address Temple University
Art Hochner is still looking for answers after a tumultuous summer.
He hopes to get some of those answers when President Englert makes his State of the University speech this week. View More »
Update Abroad
Update Abroad: Pub vs. Bar Culture – What’s the Difference?
After a long day at the office, London’s local pubs are filled with workers who are looking forward to winding down, enjoying a pint, and having a chat with their fellow colleagues. View More »
Update Abroad
Study Away L.A. Students Adapt to New Transportation
Get ready to trade in the highway for the freeway. The Phillie Phanatic for Dodger blue and pine trees for palm trees. View More »
News
Campus Political Organizations Hope to Inspire Students to Get Out and Vote
Following the first 2016 Presidential Debate, election season is in full swing nation-wide. Many Temple students are inspired to light a political fire on campus, including student fellows and volunteers working with the Democratic Party of Pennsylvania. View More »