President Joe Biden met with Donald Trump to discuss the transition of power at the White House. “Looking forward to having a smooth transition… and we’ll do whatever we can View More »
On Saturday, vendors from all over Philadelphia filled Mitten Hall to celebrate their love for zines. Vendors shared with us the importance of this artistic expression. From the smallest to View More »
There were 3,485 fans, friends, and family who came out to support their newly renovated men’s basketball team for the season opener at The Liacouras Center. “I’m pumped for a View More »
For one week, kitchens from Center City to Passayunk, Vegan and Non-Vegan, are serving tasty displays of a vegan variety. The culinary celebration started in 2018 when Philly Vegan Restaurant View More »
Monday night at Temple University the campus turned into a rallying ground like no other. A-list celebrities brought their songs with a message to urge voters to take a stand View More »
The Temple University Police Department (TUPD) just became the first in the region to use Ti Training simulation technology, a cutting-edge tool that immerses officers in over 900 scenarios designed View More »
The big day to cast your vote is coming up right around the corner. There’s an opportunity there for you to have your voice heard. With several local, state, and View More »
Temple University is welcoming a record number of students from George Washington Carver High School of Engineering and Science this year. A special partnership from the High School’s leadership is making View More »
Voting has become a hot topic across Philadelphia. Many residents are reflecting on the importance of their voices in shaping the future. Temple Update’s Amea Green hit the streets to View More »
The Tyler School of Art and Architecture alumni association held the 13th annual art market featuring work from past and present students. Multiple art forms, from crochet to pottery to View More »
