Temple University’s College of Science and Technology held it’s seventh annual Sonia Kovalevsky Day on Saturday, April 7. Over 50 middle school girls in grades 5 through 8 gathered in View More »
The jury selection process in the high profile Bill Cosby assault case was wrapped up Thursday, following allegations by the defense that the jury was racially biased. The Temple alumni’s View More »
Temple’s student government elections wrapped up Friday with a narrow win by IgniteTU. After 2 days of voting and weeks of campaigning across campus, Ignite pulled ahead with 56% percent View More »
Temple University’s chapter of the Alpha Epsilon Pi fraternity is under investigation and has had their social privileges revoked until further notice, according to Temple University Spokesman Brandon Lausch. “When View More »
Roughly one in three women will experience contact sexual violence at some point in their life. Between one in sixteen and one in seventy-seven men will experience contact sexual violence View More »
Philadelphia was one of the 800-plus cities to take part in the March for Our Lives march Saturday morning. Demonstrators met at Fifth and Market Streets nearby Independence Hall, continued View More »
President Englert met opposition at a Board of Trustees meeting Tuesday. Martha Sherman — the President of FMLA, the Feminist Leadership Alliance — went in on the university president. And View More »
Coming off of a regular season that saw Temple come up short in their goal of getting an NCAA tournament birth, they look to finish off their season with some View More »
In a building just one mile off campus, one of Temple University’s largest environmental initiatives is doing big business. The spacious warehouse holds hundreds of household appliances as part of View More »
Temple’s hopes of making the NCAA Tournament are officially coming to an end after an 89-81 loss to Wichita State in the second round of the AAC tournament. This View More »
