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Features

Pennsylvania SNAP benefits include new student eligibility

02 March 2021 Lawrence Ukenye and Emma Padner

Temple students eligible for work study or those with family contributions of $0 can apply for SNAP.

community

Food hall aims to address student food insecurity

03 November 2020 Scott Blender

Gather Food Hall offers students and community members affordable, healthy meals.

Features

Temple food vendors face uncertainty as campus empties

22 September 2020 Bibiana Correa

Vendors look toward new business models as they see customers decline amid online classes.

Features

Temple food vendors ‘depend on the students’ for income

25 August 2020 Natalie Kerr

Owners worry about maintaining customers as many students are staying home this semester.

Around Campus

Temple professor’s cooking program educates North Philly students

10 March 2020 Emma Padner

Gina Tripicchio helped create an afterschool food education program with a nearby YMCA.

Students learned how to construct chocolate roses in Baker Dave’s most recent class held at Tyler. | Skyler Burkhart TTN
Features

Baker Dave says goodbye to Temple

01 November 2019 Lawrence Ukenye

Dave Okapal, a pastry chef at Temple, will be leaving Main Campus to work as a chef at a private bakery.

Features

Alumna expands neighborhood cafe to Kensington

07 April 2019 Jake Goldberg

Marketing alumna Sarah Levine opened her second Luna Cafe in March

Features

Temple students participate in low-carb, keto diet

29 January 2019 Bibiana Correa

The keto diet encourages followers to reduce their daily carb intake by about 50 percent.

Around Campus

Students skip meals to make time for classwork

11 October 2018 Madison Pitel

Busy schedules for students like Dani Kalouche often have them choosing work over eating enough meals throughout the day.

Features

Marc Lamont Hill opens bookstore, coffee shop in Germantown

28 November 2017 Khanya Brann

Uncle Bobbie’s Coffee and Books is one of a handful of Black-owned bookstores in Pennsylvania.

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