Matt Balin, a graduate of Fox School of Businesses, is the CEO of MyChinoki, a company breathing new life into how businesses and consumers interact in Philadelphia. The entrepreneurial trail comes with mixed results for
Earlier this month, Students for Responsible Business welcomed Kathleen McGinty as its guest speaker, who told attendees about her time in the White House and how the sustainable business environment will be changing as they
Don’t get left out in the cold this year. Here’s a complete list of events to help you get your Cherry and White on during Homecoming Week. Wednesday, October 12 Tee’s for Temple U 11
The Temple News continues its coverage of Occupy Philly. Their cries reverberated off the west wall of City Hall, through Dilworth Plaza and down through the subway station late into Friday evening. “Tell me what
The Harry Potter club, though not yet registered through Student Activities, aims to continue the legacy of the novels and movies for younger generations in the city. With more than 100 students now interested, Main
Lambda Theta Phi fraternity hosted a salsa dancing lesson for students Friday, Sept. 30, last weekend. Friday, Sept. 30, marked the 5th annual “Baila Conmigo” event, presented by the brothers of Lambda Theta Phi, Latin
Beasley School of Law’s study abroad program allows students to gain an international edge by taking their studies to Italy, at La Sapienza Law School. Everyday we’re told to adhere to the law, to respect
A digital classroom model, piloted by Fox School of Business, allows students to take control of the classroom. Professor Carey O’Donnell of Fox School of Business said he believes students need to take more responsibility
As a part of its Fall 2011 public programs and exhibitions, the University Libraries hosted a screening on Sept. 13. A young man climbs a narrow metal ladder to his designated perch, a small platform
Community leaders throughout Philadelphia came together Wednesday, Aug. 10 to promote positive change in the East Division, North Philadelphia section at Fairhill Square Park. As a part of Philadelphia’s Let’s Read! Let’s Move! initiative, family