Campus Police Have New Home West of Broad
Cecil B. Moore is one of the well-known streets of Philadelphia, and is now home to the newest campus police building. Campus Safety recently moved into a building on the corner View More »
Cecil B. Moore is one of the well-known streets of Philadelphia, and is now home to the newest campus police building. Campus Safety recently moved into a building on the corner View More »
New details on San Bernardino school shooting: Fifty-three-year-old Cedric Anderson is responsible for the murder-suicide that took place at North Park Elementary School on Monday. Anderson walked into the special-education View More »
Temple University’s 2017 Commencement Speaker will be former Eagles coach Dick Vermeil, according to a statement released by Temple University this morning. The Hall of Fame candidate coach will address View More »
On this week’s edition of Temple Timeout, Vince Coll and Bri Hofsass are joined by Kyle Gauss of OwlScoop.com to discuss the upcoming season and the battle for that quarterback View More »
After a few bumps in the road and a very close race, Activate TU won the executive ticket for Temple Student Government on Friday. The results showed Activate TU defeated View More »
New reports today from the Temple Student Government hopefuls say that Connecting TU brought forth evidence of violations by Activate TU over six days ago. In an emailed statement to Temple Update, campaign View More »
Temple University’s Housing and Residential Life has been making many changes to create a more inclusive environment. Now those faced with addiction and the road to recovery have a voice advocating View More »
Chairman of House intelligence committee steps away from Russia probe: The chairman of the House intelligence committee, Devin Nunes announced Thursday that he is temporarily stepping down from his leadership View More »
The seven Democratic candidates, Michael Untermeyer, Tariq El-Shabazz, Teresa Carr Deni, John O’Neil, Joe Khan, Lawrence Krasner, and Richard Negrin, sat on a panel with the lone Republican, Beth Grossman View More »
Temple University’s sustainability week started off with the Food Justice Fair on Monday as student and community organizations gathered to share their locally-grown produce with students and anyone passing by. View More »