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Temple’s Presidential Search Nears Finish
Following President Richard Englert’s announcement of retirement last summer, the Temple Board of Trustees is still searching for the right person to fill the position. View More »
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Give Back Day
Temple’s Department of Kinesiology and the College of Public Health hosted their first annual Give Back Day on Saturday, April 17. View More »
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Former Fox School of Business Dean Indicted in Rankings Scandal
The former Dean of the Fox School of Business, Moshe Porat, has been charged with falsifying data to boost the school’s rankings, draw more students and vastly increase the school’s revenue. View More »
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Temple Opens COVID-19 Vaccine Clinic
Temple’s vaccination clinic on Main Campus is up and running. The site, located at White Hall, will operate twice a week for the next six weeks. View More »
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Behind the Tests at Temple; How the Enormous COVID Testing Program Works
Now, at this point in the semester, students know what a Covid test looks like: You show up, take your test, wait a few days and get your results. View More »
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Philadelphia Zoo Opens a New Prehistoric Exhibit
The Philadelphia Zoo opened up their new, prehistoric exhibit last Thursday called Big Time: Life in an Endangerous Age. View More »
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Temple University’s Sports Media Society for Women
For Women’s History Month, we wanted to highlight a thriving women-led organization here at Temple.
Erin Steffe’s dream of starting an organization came true in 2019 when she founded the Sports Media Society for Women, or SMSW. View More »
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Plans for In-Person Graduation 2021
Temple University is planning on having in-person graduation ceremonies this spring for the class of 2021. View More »
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Temple Athletics Managing Teams During a Pandemic
The COVID-19 pandemic has forced the Temple athletic department to adapt to many new challenges.
Temple Athletics use their facilities every day for games, practices, and training as every team but football is playing this spring. View More »
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Temple women’s basketball falls to Tulane in AAC Tournament
Freshman guard Jasha Clinton’s effort wasn’t enough for Temple University women’s basketball on Tuesday afternoon.
Clinton led all players in scoring (22 points), assists (eight), and steals (five), but as a team Temple shot just 41.1 percent from the floor in their 83-73 loss to the Tulane Green Wave (17-7, 12-6 AAC) in the opening round of the American Athletic Conference Tournament. View More »