Events - The Temple News

Where to sneak when you want to snog

08 February 2010 Bob Kaplan

With Valentine’s Day coming up, knowing Main Campus’ most intimate spots could come in handy. Falling in love is something special, and Temple can offer special places to cherish that love. There are many spots on campus that can create a romantic moment or two for you and your special somebody.

Volunteer aids local children

01 February 2010

In the debut of Carlene Majorino’s community service column, she visits the Norris Square Neighborhood Project.

Temple Tango brings Argentina flair to Philly

25 January 2010 Angelo Williams

The group collaborated with Dance Philadelphia to bring a Milonga Tango party to Main Campus.

Bringing PhilaLive

18 January 2010

The team that spearheaded the Temple-based performing arts event are injecting some community activism into the show. PhilaLive takes place Feb. 4 in the Underground at 8 p.m. for a $7 cover.

Strolling for a cure

11 November 2009

Gamma Phi Sigma Fraternity hosted its annual stroll show this past weekend to support brothers in need. The 2009 Annual Stroll Competition was an opportunity for a lot of firsts. For the first time, all

Traveling to end domestic adversity

02 November 2009 Natsai Todd

Freshman sociology major Alex Epstein is planning a service trip for Temple students and North Philadelphians.

What it means to be the king and queen

13 October 2009 Lara Taylor Strayer

The duties of Temple’s homecoming king and queen only begin once they’re crowned.

Homecoming up short

12 October 2009

While students at some universities plan semesters around celebrating Homecoming, the festivities at Temple have been laced with apathy.

TTN Slideshow: Temple Community Garden Opens

10 October 2009

[flickr 14423699@N04 72157622428248221] Photos by TTN Photographer Colin Kerrigan

Provost handpicks Tyler student art for exhibition

05 October 2009 Lateef Amoo

Art created by Tyler students was on display in Paley Library from Sept. 30 until Oct. 2. Students who were featured in the exhibit were compensated for their works by the Provost’s Arts Commission.