Temple’s television station celebrates 15 years since its first live broadcast before heading to new studios in fall 2027.
Naia Morgan’s “A Murder Most Felt” sold out all shows at their Philadelphia Fringe Festival after debuting at Temple’s ...
| LILLIAN PRIETO / THE TEMPLE NEWS OwlSports Update anchors Grace Giordano and Tim McFarland speak with Inside the Nest ...
Surrounded by walls full of artifacts tied to Philadelphia’s culture, celebrations and history of booing, Fishtown resident ...
A student argues that the adversity Hispanics face in America can’t coexist with the love of the culture they created.
A student examines how Philadelphia sports unite fans through a shared sense of identity that reaches far beyond the playing ...
The new Center for Art and Creative Exchange gives Tyler students and graduates space to develop their work and connect with ...
Sports Engagement Manager Jacob Moreno argues that the Owls’ three losses on the year offer little optimism for a post season ...
The Owls suffered the short end of a four-way tie for the final seed in 2024 as well. Temple, Tulane, Memphis and UAB all ...
After nearly eight years of work, four pairs of caption glasses will be available to help deaf and hard-of-hearing patrons ...
In Ängelholm, Sweden, soccer and ice hockey are ingrained in the culture and most kids own skates or cleats. Sumner’s father ...
College can feel isolating, but student organizations give Temple students opportunities to find community, make friends and ...
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