OuTU welcomes LGBTQIA students
A new Welcome Week event was held for incoming LGBTQIA students.
View ArticleStudent coalition promotes community
Tonight’s event in “The Burrow” will address multiculturalism, equity and inclusion on campus.
View ArticleNew ads divide communities
Temple advertisements at the Cecil B. Moore subway stop could lead to tension in the community.
View ArticleLaw students earn points for grants
Since 1992, SPIN has helped law students pursue public interest work.
View ArticlePapal visit celebrates rich Catholic history in Philadelphia
Philadelphians preparing to celebrate Pope Francis’s visit for the World Meeting of Families should learn about the many notable moments in the city’s Catholic history too.
View ArticleFor Latino group,Trump’s words spur discussion
AdEL discussed political issues important to the Latino community.
View ArticleStudents for Bernie Sanders organize on campus
Temple Students for Bernie is in the process of becoming an official student organization, but has been active in the meantime.
View ArticleWeapons simulator a step toward positive policing
A virtual representation of Main Campus will help officers prepare for high-security situations.
View ArticleSelf-realization through yoga
The Bhakti Yoga Club hosted an event featuring the world famous monk Devamrita Swami.
View Article‘Something is definitely afoot at the Baptist Temple’
Hoot Paranormal investigated TPAC after workers reported paranormal experiences.
View ArticlePhiladelphia behind the curve on minimum wage
A 15 Now group on Main Campus shows the city’s discontent.
View ArticleGlobal issues come to forefront on Main Campus
Temple’s Model United Nations hosted OwlMUN II, a Model U.N. conference for high school students.
View ArticleSEPTA ads taken down
After residents expressed concern, Temple removed its advertising above-ground at the Cecil B. Moore station.
View ArticleUniversity should prioritize morals over athletic success
The university’s choice to clear two football players awaiting trial is a lapse in judgment.
View ArticleWolf Blitzer to Temple students: ‘Go out and do it’
Wolf Blitzer is this year’s Lew Klein Award winner.
View ArticleAddressing communities’ health one block at a time
Temple Health: Block-by-Block is a Temple Health research initiative that reaches out to North Philadelphia residents.
View Article‘Dr. Martin Luther King was a good man, and so are you’
North Philadelphian civil rights activist Melvin “Mel” Dorn Shamlin was honored in a memorial at Temple’s Charles L. Blockson Afro-American Collection.
View ArticleTemple lacks administration for LGBTQ community on campus
City Hall just got a permanent LGBT office—now where is Temple’s?
View ArticleWomen find their voices together
Students discussed the portrayal of women in popular culture at the sixth Global Women’s Dialogue.
View ArticleDuring Board of Trustees meeting, protesters criticize stadium talks
Students and community members rallied outside Sullivan Hall to voice concerns about a possible on-campus stadium.
View ArticleMural serves as memorial in Community Garden
The university provided funding, and students volunteered, to help residents create a mural as part of a new community memorial garden on Bouvier Street.
View ArticleA new ‘School of Thought:’ collegiate fashion inspired by black leaders
Philadelphia Printworks, a screen-printing T-shirt company, recently released the collection “School of Thought,” featuring college-style sweatshirts with designs inspired by legacies of famous black...
View ArticlePhiladelphians should help welcome refugees to U.S.
In order to uphold American ideals, we should aid refugees.
View ArticleProposed tuition plan not very cost effective
After further inspection, subsidized payment may be problematic.
View ArticleStudents withstand record-setting storm
Students endured this weekend’s historic snowfall.
View ArticleBoards banned on campus
The university-wide hoverboard ban began along with the spring semester.
View ArticleA ‘hush’ falls on the digital age
“HUSH” is a grayscale exhibition at the Philadelphia Art Alliance, featuring work from four Tyler professors.
View ArticleInclusive cycling for women
A graduate student is co-facilitating workshops for women, transgender and femme cyclists.
View ArticleScalia served law school
The late Justice participated in Beasley School of Law’s Rule of Law Program.
View ArticleExploring intersections: a workshop on feminism
ASA held a workshop on Saturday to discuss how race impacts feminism.
View ArticleStorybook ballet with a contemporary twist
An alumna dances in Ballet 180’s latest production.
View ArticleStudents spin the wheel for national competition
Two Temple students were featured on ‘College Road Trip Week’ in Los Angeles.
View ArticleA love of history, education
Sarah Winski managed “Headed to the White House” at the Constitution Center.
View ArticleColumnist visits Main Campus
Frank Bruni, a columnist with the New York Times, spoke about liberal arts education on Friday.
View ArticleNew tuition plan more affordable
The university has streamlined its tuition plan to stay true to its mission.
View ArticleCommuter Lounge locker policy now being enforced
Lockers in the commuter lounge will be emptied on Tuesdays and Fridays.
View ArticleClosing arguments coming in trial for student’s 2015 murder
Prosecutors say that Brandon Meade murdered Agatha Hall last year.
View ArticleTSG hosts conversation focusing on police brutality
Seven panelists from groups across the university addressed the issue on Monday.
View ArticleProfessors: ask preferred pronouns
Students should feel their preferred pronouns will be respected in the classroom.
View ArticleStudents need religious education
A religion Gen-Ed would help students better understand each other and society.
View ArticleAlumnus traveled the world as U.S. ambassador
Johnny Young traveled to countries like Kenya, Barbados and Togo during his career.
View ArticleWalkTU offers necessary inclusivity
All students need to participate in conversations about sexual assault.
View ArticleAutism Speaks should change focus
Autism Speaks needs to invest more funds toward resources for people with autism.
View ArticleFinding space to pray, live out their faith on campus
Muslim students are resourceful in using available space to pray.
View ArticlePart III | A decentralized approach to community outreach
The university does not offer a centralized method for community residents to access resources and programs.
View ArticlePhilosophy helps us answer big questions
Students should consider taking a philosophy class to increase their understanding of themselves and others.
View ArticleMonument Lab: creating an ‘ode’ to Philadelphia with sound
An artist’s multi-speaker sound installation features an alumna’s poetry.
View ArticleMy grandmother’s lessons
A student explains how her grandmother’s example influenced her tutoring style.
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