New Advising Offices at Paley Library
The advising offices for the College of Liberal Arts and the College of Science and Technology have a new home. This summer, half of the first floor of Paley Library View More »
The advising offices for the College of Liberal Arts and the College of Science and Technology have a new home. This summer, half of the first floor of Paley Library View More »
How have Temple students managed living in the most expensive city in the world for an entire semester? With a skill that every college student has learned to master: budgeting. We recently View More »
The Jurassic World Exhibit has come roaring into Philadelphia. The Franklin Institute is now home to the exhibit’s North American debut after its successful run at the Melbourne Museum in View More »
With winter and the holidays quickly approaching, there are many events and activities happening in Philadelphia to commemorate the season. One holiday tradition you do not want to miss is View More »
Updated: December 6, 2016 Neil Theobald will be staying at Temple University. The former Temple University President was one of the three finalists for the position, but was ultimately passed View More »
Get ready to follow the yellow brick road to the Walnut Street Theatre’s production of The Wizard of Oz! The Wizard of Oz is one of the most classic stories of View More »
The Owls are making their second consecutive bowl appearance and have the opportunity to win 11 games for the first time in program history, a feat they could not reach View More »
Out of the Owls eight games this season, five have been decided by five or less points. Although their matchup with St. Joe’s was decided by 6 and the matchup View More »
Matt Rhule became Temple’s first coach with consecutive 10-win seasons as Temple stunned the prolific Navy rushing offense on Saturday, 34-10. The Owls hoisted the American Athletic Conference championship trophy View More »
Despite the efforts of Junior Tanaya Atkinson recording her third straight double-double, Temple fell to the Harvard Crimson Thursday night 73-62. Temple shot just 32% from the field; the Owls View More »