Habitat for Humanity Philadelphia (HFHP) broke ground near campus last week for Diamond Park, the organization’s largest project to date. Habitat for Humanity Philadelphia, an affiliate of Habitat for Humanity International, plans View More »
Temple University’s Project Delivery Group will soon begin the construction of yet another new facility. An indoor recreation practice facility will be built on the corner of 15th and Montgomery, View More »
The polls have closed, the votes have been counted and Temple students have a new government coming into office in just a few weeks. Empower TU received 32% of the View More »
The official launch of Flight, Temple’s newly-reformed bus service, gave some students a new way to get around on campus on Monday, but some weren’t so lucky. Flight, the brainchild View More »
Temple University’s School of Media and Communication Career Services Center bussed 50 students to New York City for a day’s trip. At no cost, students traveled to the Big View More »
The water crisis in Flint, Michigan is still an ongoing issue, and Temple University has joined in the efforts for relief. The progressive chapter of the NAACP here at Temple View More »
Universities in Pennsylvania are taking a stand against the lack of institutional funding for higher education. They are doing so through the Pennsylvania Association of State-Related Students (PASS). Made up View More »
(Philadelphia) – From inside Temple’s Board of Trustee meeting, a low rumble of chants could be heard through the walls of Sullivan Hall. “Up with community. Down with the stadium.” View More »
After two strong victories beginning the season, Temple’s Women’s Basketball team loses their first game of the season to a Rutgers team that had control for practically the whole game. View More »
Prevention Point Philadelphia started as a group of activists offering clean syringes to drug users, after learning fifty percent of HIV infections started from shared needles. The organization’s director, Jose View More »
