While American airwaves are covered in Election 2016 coverage, Update Abroad Reporter Kate Reilly spoke to a few Londoners about what they thought of the race for the oval. Several View More »
As the sun goes down and the students pile out, work inside The School of Media and Communication continues. The building is undergoing major renovations as part of a bigger View More »
South Kensington is one of the most historic areas of Philadelphia, and a new project is helping document it’s past and present. This past weekend, Philadelphia’s 9th annual Spring Cleanup was hosted View More »
Temple students and alumni came together this Tuesday for their shared drive to say “What if?” The Temple Made natives showcased their own innovative technologies and businesses as a way View More »
Just before the end of the academic year, a new campaign has sprung at Temple. Titled Anti-Shame Week 2016 (ASW16), the campaign seeks to erase the stigma surrounding girls and View More »
The Computer Recycling Center has moved from the Tech center to the ground floor of Pearson Hall. With a brand-new store front, the center celebrated its grand opening by giving View More »
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_C25-M6xGQQ Temple University Stadium protestors, the “Stadium Stompers,” the “Fight for 15” group, and community members from across North Philadelphia gathered on North Broad Street Thursday afternoon to symbolically block View More »
Temple University’s Stadium Stompers are asking students to walk out of class and protest the new plans for a stadium, stop and frisk laws and minimum wage. With Temple University’s View More »
A junior at Temple University, Nick Aninsman, saw students at Duckrey Tanner School playing basketball on unsafe and incomplete courts – he decided to take action and raise money to View More »
Temple Update has student correspondents studying abroad in London, England and Tokyo, Japan. Above you can watch Yingqiao Zhou’s piece on how Temple students on the university’s Japan campus have been View More »
