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Sample and enjoy the many flavors of Old City this weekend while celebrating the men and women who live and work in the neighborhood at the first Old City Fall Festival. “We got involved because

Some students who voted in previous elections may be in for a new experience this time around: Antiquated punch-card and lever machines have been replaced by modern hardware. A recent federal law mandated all states

Throughout the history of sports, there have been numerous teams that just can’t seem to get by a particular opponent – and it happens on all levels. For the field hockey team, that rival is

Dr. Kevin Arceneaux, an assistant professor of political science at Temple, recently responded to a request from “The Temple News” to state his thoughts on negative political campaigns and the potential impact today’s election can

It would be easy for the members of the field hockey team to feel dejected after a season-ending loss Friday. The Owls were sent packing after a 2-1 overtime loss to top-seeded Richmond at the

Campus Police made an early-morning arrest of a juvenile Temple student Thursday, Oct. 26, charging the male with rape. A female Temple student complained to Campus Police at about 4:30 a.m. that morning that she