Students swing like the pros
Just in time for Phillies fever, 6ABC brought a pro pitching simulator for a demonstration.
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College juice gets anonymous
The College Anonymous Confession Board is a self-proclaimed classier version of the defunct Juicy Campus.
Conwell’s ‘acres’ of success
From its humble beginnings as a night school, Temple has become a first-class school.
Man critical after near-campus shooting
UPDATED: 11:00 a.m., Jan. 23, 2009
A 25-year-old male is in critical condition after a shooting at the corner of Broad and Susquehanna streets.
Philadelphia Police told The Temple News that a black male was shot at approximately 10:45 p.m.…
Depressed economy looms over students going abroad
With the current recession, studying abroad might become out of reach for some.
Police force still a home for Bradley
Capt. Eileen Bradley was one of the first women hired on Temple’s police force.
Temple students lead the young voting crowd
It wasn’t always easy, but Temple students made their way to the polls Tuesday to take part in the historic election.
Fans unite in Brotherly Love
It’s been a 25-year wait for Philadelphia sports fans to have a parade down Broad Street.
Phils break ‘Billy Penn’ curse
The streets of Philadelphia were unrecognizable following the Phils’ World Series win. Bus
shelters, newsstands and storefronts fell victim to the celebration.
Mural Arts Program celebrates 25th
More than 2,800 murals are on display in the city.