Patrick Bilow

‘The stories of victims should not die with them’

13 March 2018 Patrick Bilow

Ulrika Citron’s father, who lived in Amsterdam in the 1940s, never spoke much about how his parents were killed by German Nazis during World War II. He never told her what it was like to

Tuttleman facilities worker appreciates ‘what was once’ North Philly

13 February 2018 Patrick Bilow

Norris Street resident Guadalupe Portillo has pressured landlords to respect the community surrounding Temple.

Electric Factory owner is giving back to Temple to ‘honor’ his beginnings

06 February 2018 Patrick Bilow

Larry Magid, who owns the Electric Factory, created 11 scholarships for students.

Athletics doctor honored at football game against Navy

07 November 2017 Patrick Bilow

Dr. J. Milo Sewards is scheduled for his second deployment with the United States Navy.

Students take over social media with #PhillyIsPrime

17 October 2017 Patrick Bilow

Dana Saewitz, the advertising department chair, spearheaded the social media campaign.

Temple reflects on tragedy in Las Vegas

10 October 2017 Patrick Bilow

Students, faculty and alumni felt the impact of the Las Vegas shooting on campus and across the country.

Students gather at Bell Tower for Las Vegas

04 October 2017 Patrick Bilow

About 75 students came to the Bell Tower on Tuesday night for a vigil dedicated to the victims of the Las Vegas mass shooting.

Temple Japan campus reacts to North Korean missiles

03 October 2017 Patrick Bilow

Although tensions between the United States and North Korea are high, the TUJ community is relatively calm.

Professor discovers cancer-slowing traits in tomatoes

19 September 2017 Patrick Bilow

Biology professor Dr. Antonio Giordano wants to start growing the tomatoes in farms just outside Philadelphia.

‘Food for Thought’ exhibit explores global food

29 August 2017 Patrick Bilow

An alumna is exhibiting a collection of paintings of food around the world.