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Evil Genius: Avoiding beer ‘snobbery’

27 February 2018 Eamon Dreisbach

Evil Genius beer company in Kensington will celebrate its first anniversary next month.

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Hear all about it: Kingfisher

19 April 2016 Eamon Dreisbach

The local band performed an acoustic set.

Common visits Main Campus: Talks music, success, faith

12 April 2016 Eamon Dreisbach

The rapper, author and musician Common visited Main Campus last Thursday to talk about his career and experiences.

Rediscovering the past

29 March 2016 Eamon Dreisbach

Kristofer Helgen explores museum collections for overlooked species.

Wine pairings: ‘purely chemistry’

08 March 2016 Eamon Dreisbach

Keith Wallace founded the Philadelphia Wine School to share his knowledge of complementing food and wine.

A Simple Recipe: local brews, small batches

19 January 2016 Eamon Dreisbach

Collin Shapiro and Jonathon Zilber’s new shop Philly Style Bagels uses local beers in its bagel recipes.

‘Driving out the Donald’

10 November 2015 Eamon Dreisbach

Artist David Gleeson transformed a Donald Trump tour bus into a mobile art exhibit.

Robert Perry, owner of Tattooed Mom, hosted the “TV Rots Your Brains” pop-up shop showcasing nostalgic pop culture. | Jenny Kerrigan TTN

Tattooed Mom celebrates pop culture on South Street

20 October 2015 Eamon Dreisbach

Tattooed Mom hosted a nostalgia-fueled one day pop up shop Oct. 11.

Dejan Majerle (left), headstands at Temple’s Bboy team’s practice in Mitten Hall. | Khanya Brann TTN

Flipping breakdance on its head

13 October 2015 Eamon Dreisbach

Steve Graham used his knowledge of the business and breakdancing worlds to form the Urban Dance and Education Foundation in 2013.

Yasmine Mustafa (left) and Anthony Gold of ROAR work on business plans to discuss at an upcoming meeting. The company hopes to launch by December. | Margo Reed TTN

Woman to woman

14 April 2015 Eamon Dreisbach

Yasmine Mustafa founded ROAR for Good, a company that produces wearable self-defense devices for women.

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