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Temple University Libraries reflects on the construction of Charles Library

06 February 2020 Natalie Kerr

Architects, designers and planners involved in the making of Charles spoke about the library.

Temple Student Government applications open

05 February 2020 Valerie Dowret

Candidates who plan on running in the 2020 election season may apply now through Feb. 26

Temple men’s tennis posts back-to-back sweeps

04 February 2020 John Karavis

Temple beat St. Francis College and Connecticut both by scores of 7-0 over the weekend.

Temple women’s basketball success buoyed by healthy players

04 February 2020 Adam Sloate

Coach Tonya Cardoza can rely on more players than last season.

Gas leak causes temporary shutdown of Broad Street, subway

04 February 2020 Colin Evans

Broad Street was reopened shortly before 1 p.m.

Philadelphia gears up for accurate census count

04 February 2020 Asa Cadwallader and Jacqueline Greene

City officials are working to increase outreach to college students and community residents.

Everyone in the U.S. counts

04 February 2020 Editorial Board

In the wake of the upcoming census, the Editorial Board urges everyone to get accounted for.

Longstanding hip-hop event promotes ‘family’

04 February 2020 Jeremy Elvas

Rappers, dancers and other artists came together to celebrate hip-hop culture and music.

January shootings rise in Temple area police district

04 February 2020 Colin Evans

Shootings this year in the 22nd District have increased compared to the same period in 2019.

As primary kicks off, students discuss candidates

04 February 2020 Hal Conte and Will Stickney

Students spoke to The Temple News about their top issues this cycle and who they will vote for.

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