October 2018 Archives

Walking 500 miles alone

02 October 2018 Pavlína Černá

When I told my family and friends that I was going to spend the whole month of July alone in Spain to walk the nearly 500-mile long Camino de Frances all the way from Saint-Jean-Pied-de-Port,

‘Andromeda galaxy’

02 October 2018 Justin Oakes

A student describes how his mental health disorder spirals around his brain in a poem.

South Philly SausageFest donates to community street cleaning program

02 October 2018 Hannah Burns

The fourth annual South Philly SausageFest, which took place on Saturday along West Passyunk Avenue near Broad Street, featured puppies, beer and smoked sausages. The Newbold Community Development Corporation, a nonprofit, organized the event. Proceeds

Professors to build new microscope with NSF grant

02 October 2018 Carlee Cunningham

Two chemistry professors received a $1 million grant to explore molecules in new ways.

Temple falls to City Six rival Penn on Sunday

02 October 2018 Jay Neemeyer

The team’s record is 2-9 after it lost its third game on Sunday.

Keep empowering survivors

02 October 2018 Editorial Board

Last week, Temple Police released its annual 2018 Annual Security and Fire Safety Report to the Temple University community.

New party rules only go so far

02 October 2018 Editorial Board

This semester, Student Activities implemented a policy that requires all fraternities and sororities to register social events where there will be alcohol and to distribute wristbands to attendees who are 21 or older.

Paley Library and Cherry Pantry collaborate to fight campus hunger

01 October 2018 Sarah Parker

“Food for Fines” is a program that deducts library fees in exchange for food donations.

Men’s soccer drop first conference game

01 October 2018 Maura Razanauskas

Temple fell to Cincinnati 1-0 on the road, losing its first conference game of the season