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OwlCard Goes Mobile: An Update
It has been a little over a month since Temple University’s student body and staff have been able to use their phones as their ID cards. View More »
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One Perspective on the Border
Set way back in the desert of Arizona sits Monument Valley, which is on Navajo Territory. View More »
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Charlotte Russe Shutdown
Charlotte Russe is emptying its shelves, and once everything is gone, the affordable women’s clothing store is officially out of business. View More »
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Tyler to Host Feminist Art and Wikipedia Edit-a-Thon
The Tyler School of Art and Temple Library will team up next Tuesday to host their sixth annual Art+Feminism Wikipedia Edit-a-Thon. View More »
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House Democrats Back Down on Consequences for Ilhan Omar Comments After Anti-Semitism Motion Passes
On Monday it was announced that a proposal to take direct action against anti-semitism had been proposed after many in the media and public decried Ilhan Omar for what were considered anti-Semitic remarks. View More »
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Bernie Sanders Kicks Off Campaign Rally in Brooklyn
U.S. Senator Bernie Sanders kicked off his second presidential campaign at an official rally in Brooklyn last weekend. View More »
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Updated: Mumps Infection Spreads
Temple Health Services has reported that several students have tested positive for Mumps.
An infectious disease, Mumps causes swelling of the face and salivary glands and can last from days to a few weeks. View More »
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Ambler Students Work on Flower Power
Spring is approaching and flowers are ready to bloom.
The Pennsylvania Horticultural Society is embracing “Flower Power” as the theme for this year’s Philadelphia Flower Show. View More »
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Temple Police Inspector Earns Degree
Earlier this month, Temple Police Inspector, Jeffrey Chapman, earned his master’s degree from the school of Sports, Tourism and Hospitality Management. View More »
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2019 Faculty Triennial at The Galleries at Moore
2016 Temple alumnus and poet Kai Davis performed at The Galleries at Moore as part of the People’s Poetry Audio Tour Kickoff, a program run through the 2019 Faculty Triennial at the Galleries. View More »