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Stella the Owl marries long-time mate

13 February 2019 Carlee Cunningham

In an animal-filled ceremony at the Elmwood Park Zoo, Temple’s live owl mascot wed Sherlock, who she’s been with for five years.

Podcast highlights Philadelphia’s movers and shakers

08 February 2019 Emma Padner

A senior sociology major quit basketball after four concussions, but found a new passion for storytelling.

Temple alumni give Philadelphia 76ers coverage a new style

30 January 2019 Seth Carlson

Ryan Haase, David Fenster and Joshua Lyons all play a part in sharing breaking news and analysis on the 76ers through their podcast, website and social media.

Kalen Allen reaches one-year milestone at ‘Ellen’

22 January 2019 Madison Karas

A year after moving to Los Angeles, Allen has his own webshow and will soon make his acting debut alongside Seth Rogen in a-yet-to-be-titled film.

A$AP Rocky, Comethazine perform at The Liacouras Center

16 January 2019 Dylan Long

Fans flocked to the Liacouras Center as early as 11 a.m. on Tuesday to see A$AP Rocky.

Temple professor’s podcast explores racial identity

15 January 2019 Laura Smythe

“My American Meltingpot” explores the intersection of pop culture and identity through topics like racist technology.

Temple students start podcast after meeting on internet

27 November 2018 Michele Mendez

Two students’ podcast “Tweet Limit” was inspired by their friendship that started on Twitter.

Panic! At The Disco tweets Temple’s Diamond Marching Band show

18 September 2018 Zari Tarazona

Diamond Marching Band performed songs from the rock band’s new album at the Sept. 1 football game against Villanova.

First all-female talk show to air in Fall 2018

28 August 2018 Siani Colón

When Tanjeen Twinkle first approached TUTV General Manager Paul Gluck about her idea, no one had ever pitched him an all-female talk show before. “All the live [Temple] TV shows are basically co-ed or male

‘The Big Bang Theory’ star donates to Department of Theater

25 July 2018 Laura Smythe

The $300,000 donation from Kunal Nayyar will help students gain industry experience in order to sign with major talent agencies.