Development - The Temple News

Alpha Center bill remains on hold

21 September 2018 Lindsay Bowen

The 70,000-square-foot center would offer day care, dental and behavioral health services, but it has been met with disapproval from some community residents.

Discount computer store to open in November

19 September 2018 Jack Tallman

“Owl Tech” will sell computers and accessories and offer repairs to students and faculty at a discounted rate.

City Planning approves labor union training facility near Temple

18 September 2018 Will Bleier

The center will provide construction training to community residents, with the opportunity to access academic support from the university.

Progress continues in construction of Charles Library

11 September 2018 Madeline Herman

The Charles Library will include new technology and sustainable features, like a green roof covered in live vegetation.

The Nest to open for students in August 2019

11 September 2018 Jacob Kurtz

The 18-story building will offer 192 units to more than 500 students.

Eco-friendly recycling machines added to Temple dining halls

30 August 2018 Hal Conte

The machines have already diverted more than 45,000 pounds of waste from landfills.

Construction underway on six Temple buildings

27 August 2018 Madison Seitchik

Construction on campus includes the Charles Library, Morgan Food Court and the Anderson and Gladfelter Plaza

SEPTA expands Key program to Temple Regional Rail station

24 August 2018 Callum Orme

The public transport company installed Key kiosks and turnstiles to the station.

A rendering from the Urban Land Institute's report shows an open plaza space near the station. | COURTESY URBAN LAND INSTITUTE

TUH a potential partner in multi-million dollar transportation hub

20 June 2018 Will Bleier

Nearly 5 million square-feet will be redeveloped for housing, retail, research and technology buildings around the station.

Stadium could cause club sports to lose practice fields

08 May 2018 Madison Seitchik

Geasey Field, which is used by club sports, would be built over if the stadium is approved.