On April 11, Temple University’s Office of Emergency Management hosted a TUReady Fair to spread resources for communication at Temple and in the Philadelphia community. Temple Update’s Terrence Brown spoke View More »
The Barnes and Noble location on Chestnut Street has finally opened to the public. The location was built after the previous store in Rittenhouse Square shut down to downsize. The View More »
Bob Perkins spent 58 years doing what he loves and spent 25 of those years here in Philly at the WRTI where he hosted Jazz music programs. His last Jazz View More »
Philadelphia may not be as bright as it once was as Boathouse row is undergoing some renovations. The lights have been experiencing outages due to ongoing maintenance issues and this View More »
A part of West Montgomery avenue will be renamed in remembrance of Temple police sergeant, Christopher Fitzgerald, who lost his life in the line of duty on February 18th. Temple View More »
The Phillies are throwing a change at fans this season. Baseball is finally back, and the MLB is not the only one throwing curve balls at fans. Citizen’s Bank Park has an View More »
Temple’s sophomore foilist, Anna Novoseltseva, has been selected to compete in the NCAA fencing championships this weekend at Duke University. “I feel like this is definitely going to be the View More »
Just hours earlier on Diamond street, police were following a blood trail Thursday night from a stabbing that left the victim in critical condition. Both of these violent crimes being View More »
In light of recent events the safety in Temple’s community, the University and off campushousing are taking steps to keep their students and residents safe.The Temple University Police Department has View More »
This week marks three years since Temple shut down and switched to online learning amid the COVID-19 pandemic. Some students reminisce on their experience during the COVID-19 pandemic shutdown. “That View More »
