After years of leadership changes, Temple University is excited to welcome John Fry as its fourth president in just three years. Fry, who previously served as president of Drexel University View More »
Olivia-Anne Eisner, graduate student at Temple University says, “Us as college students, we have a very large say in the Philadelphia outcome for just even local elections, not just like View More »
Temple University has officially ended its Diamond Dollars program, a pre-paid payment method that had been a staple on campus for 25 years. The program, which was discontinued in May, View More »
Temple University’s Department of Public Safety is giving students a unique opportunity to see what it’s like to patrol the streets. “I’ve always wanted to be a police officer, you View More »
Warm weather brought crowds of all kinds to the Cherry Blossom Festival at Fairmount Park. The annual event celebrates Japanese culture by displaying fully bloomed Japanese cherry blossom trees. Some View More »
Temple has chosen their next Student Body Government. ReImagineTU, led by Ray Epstein, has won the role for the 2024-2025 school year. Temple Student Government is holding elections from 12:00 View More »
MUSIC LOVERS CAN REJOICE IN THE SOUNDS OF JAZZ THAT WILL BE EMINATING THROUGHOUT THE SEMESTER FROM THE ART OF BREAD CAFÉ IN PRESSER HALL. On April 2nd, students from View More »
Temple University Police sent out an alert to students on Sunday night, March 31, to avoid the 1600 block of Sydenham Street. For the third time this semester, shots were View More »
Temple University is in the process of reforming its General Education curriculum. A task force team is currently gathering information from students, faculty, and administrators to review possible changes to View More »
In a move that confounded the program’s students, Temple University’s College of Public Health revealed plans to phase out the Recreational Therapy undergraduate program. No public record of the initial View More »
