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Philadelphia mayoral candidates set to speak at Liacouras Center

11 October 2023 Oliver Sabo

Cherelle Parker and David Oh will focus on issues like gun violence, education, housing, public health and city management.

Cherelle Parker wins mayoral primary election

16 May 2023 Oliver Sabo

The former Pennsylvania state representative and City Council majority leader defeated eight challengers with 32.9 percent of the vote.

What to know ahead of the May 16 primary election

12 May 2023 Oliver Sabo

The election features five Philadelphia mayoral candidates in a statistical tie.

Democratic mayoral candidates face off at Temple

12 April 2023 Oliver Sabo

The candidates talked about issues like gun violence, quality of life and the Philadelphia 76ers arena plan at the Temple Performing Arts Center Tuesday.

TUPD launches investigation into flipped car incident

13 February 2023 Shriya Gohel

Temple can take disciplinary actions against students who violate the Student Code of Conduct.

City Council members pass resolution in support of TUGSA

09 February 2023 Shriya Gohel

Councilmember at-large Isaiah Thomas introduced the resolution which supports TUGSA and calls for the university to meet the union’s demands.

Here’s where you can access STI testing and education near Main Campus

13 April 2022 Taylor Addison and Maddie Sterner

Temple, the city, local organizations and pharmacies free and low-cost resources for students and residents.

Local pastor awaits approval to citizen commission

15 March 2022 Fallon Roth

If confirmed, Elder Melanie DeBouse will help investigate police misconduct in Philadelphia.

Temple Libraries, Faculty Senate host talk with Larry Krasner

27 February 2022 Cassie Baylis

The conversation was the first “Chat in the Stacks” of the spring semester.

Temple student sues former Philadelphia police inspector

15 February 2022 Fallon Roth

Evan Gorski, an engineering student, alleged former Philadelphia Police Staff Inspector Joseph Bologna hit him in the head unprovoked during a racial justice protest in June 2020.