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When former President Peter J. Liacouras made the decision to move the Tyler School of Art from its current location in Elkins Park to Main Campus, he saw it as an opportunity to create a

In a first for both the Commonwealth Court of Pennsylvania and Temple, the court heard oral arguments in front of a student audience in a university setting. The Commonwealth Court is a full appellate circuit

With presented topics ranging from outsourcing in India to karaoke in Tokyo, the Global Temple Conference offered students and faculty a chance to examine various cultures of the world. The two-day event, held last Thursday

There are two ways the cross country team can view its finish at the Intercollegiate Association of Amateur Athletes of America Championships Saturday at Van Cortlant Park, in the Bronx, N.Y. The team can see

In 1776 it was the birthplace of the American Declaration of Independence, and 11 years later, the Constitution. Philadelphia was founded by William Penn in 1682 and settled by the Quakers. It was the nation’s

Headlining consecutive two-hour comedy shows at Madison Square Garden can leave a man woozy. Such was the case with Dane Cook, who might’ve forgotten where he was Sunday while playing to a capacity crowd in