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Temple’s Protest Protocol
A controversial demonstration occurred recently outside Sullivan Hall regarding the termination of African American Studies professor, Dr. View More »
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Temple Resurfaces Chodoff Field, Raises Budget Questions
A new construction project at the Edberg-Olson football facility is raising questions of budget apportioning within the athletic department at Temple University. View More »
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New Bar Set To Open Off-Campus This Spring
Upperclassmen who partake in drinking are raising their glasses to a new bar in the works just off Temple’s campus called Masters Bar & Restaurant. View More »
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TUJ Beasley School of Law Celebrates 20th Anniversary
TUJ student Adam Glazer is reporting this semester from Tokyo. His second report is on the 20th Anniversary of the Beasley School of Law on Temple’s Japan campus. View More »
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Becoming More Mindful: Workshop Gives Tips
It’s that time of the semester again. Fresh out of mid-terms and with finals right around the corner, many students are feeling bogged down. View More »
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Weather Has Chilling Effect On Food Truck Business
The spring semester started off with mounds of snow, school cancellations and delays, which take a toll on those that may not immediately come to mind: food vendors. View More »
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Temple Under Investigation for Title IX Compliance Following Athletic Cuts Announcement
Since the December announcement that 7 varsity sports are on the chopping block, Temple University is now the subject of a federal investigation regarding its Title IX Compliance. View More »
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Web Exclusive: Students React to Drexel Student’s Instagram Post
A Drexel University student is in hot water after what she posted along with a picture with her and a black friend in honor of Black History Month. View More »
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University Closes For Snowstorm, Posts List of Open Facilities
Temple University closed early Monday due to more wintry weather. Main campus had roughly 3.5 inches on the ground as the snow tapered off in the late afternoon. View More »
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Professor Gives A Taste of Chile History
Students and faculty listened intently last Thursday as Nancy Morris, Chair and Professor in the Department of Media Studies, led a discussion and exploration into the Chilean Musical History. View More »