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Students flooded into streets, parks and community centers throughout North Philadelphia last Saturday morning. They offered a small taste of what student volunteers can do for the city. The event, titled Temple B. Moore and

With some applauding their ambition and others questioning their purpose, an organizing committee is showing no signs of slowing down its effort to form a Black Student Union. The BSU organizing committee held its first

Greek organizations on campus want students to know that they are more than the negative publicity they often receive. So, a forum hosted by the Temple University Greek Association last Wednesday set out to address

Philadelphia’s Chinatown is small in size, but what it lacks in city blocks, it makes up for in rich history, deliciously diverse foods and handfuls of surprises. Historically, most Chinatowns, including Philadelphia’s, grew from the

var uslide_show_id = “d2ee6817-06fd-4587-b1a7-c3e3a0a5c597”;var slideshowwidth = “468”;var linktext = “Click here to open our slideshow”; President Ann Weaver Hart was officially installed as Temple’s ninth president today. More than 130 delegates from universities, academic societies

When you speak, you expect to be heard. But do we ever expect to be understood?Patients treated at Temple Hospital can now expect just that. TUH has entered its fourth year of assigning full-time language