A Temple doctoral student convicted of possessing and attempting to posses child pornography is scheduled to appear in court for sentencing later this month.
A jury found Roderick Vosburgh, who also formerly taught at La Salle University, Ursinus College and Delaware County Community College, guilty on one count of attempted possession of child pornography and one [...]

With more students living on campus, the Board of Trustees has voted to raise the rates for housing to fund the demand.

Because of confusion about the upcoming Senate, Temple Student Government has postponed their upcoming elections.
The election dates were moved from April 8 and 9 to April 22 and 23. TSG executives said they hoped that this would give students enough time to get their slates together and research the available positions.
“In the best interests of [...]

As I had mentioned in last week’s mental barf of my story with Anthony, even more juice was squeezed out of the proverbial fruit. I have returned with updated Anthony news and professional opinions mixed with my final thoughts, even though with him it is never final.
Anthony’s drunken obsession with text messaging seems to do [...]

Technology is ever-evolving, and it isn’t always simple. Since not everyone is a tech wizard, the staff at the TECH Center are trying to help students who are looking to better their knowledge of technologies that they use in their daily lives through the new TECHminutes program.
Sometimes the little things you just can’t figure out [...]

Joe Rogan is a stand-up comedian whose list of achievements is a long one. In addition to his stand-up work, he has hosted the The Man Show and commentated cageside as mixed martial artists punch, kick and elbow the sweat out of each other at the Ultimate Fighting Championships.
A brown belt in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu himself, [...]

The Guns N’ Roses lyric “take me down to Paradise City” may not traditionally refer to Philadelphia, but next week it will certainly be applicable.
The city has always been known for its dedication to the arts – Broad Street, for example, lives up to its name as the Avenue of the Arts, with numerous theaters, [...]

NEW YORK - A young Mick Jagger sits appeasing a journalist with a boyish grin on his face. The journalist asks, “Can you picture yourself at the age of 60 doing what you’re doing now?” Jagger answers, “Oh yeah, easily.”

When Jagger first takes the stage in Martin Scorsese’s new concert film, Shine A Light, to [...]

What do you get when you mix a love for yoga, a passion for the arts and a devotion to community health?

On April 4, First Friday in Old City features exhibits using pinhole cameras, ceramics, video and puzzling mixed-media at three local sites: AxD Gallery, The Clay Studio and F.U.E.L. Collections.
At AxD Gallery on South 10th Street, artists Marcia Treiger and Karen Brown showcase works that utilize the pinhole camera in different ways. Treiger developed color [...]