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[ 18 January 2019 ] Temple hangs up inclusive Progress Pride flag in Student Center Around Campus
[ 18 January 2019 ] Temple students help share Holocaust survivors’ stories Events
[ 18 January 2019 ] Student debt and food insecurity town hall calls on students to advocate for change Campus
[ 18 January 2019 ] Temple women’s basketball drops fifth straight game Basketball
[ 17 January 2019 ] Joshua Hupperterz sentenced to life in prison for killing Temple junior Jenna Burleigh Crime

Voter turnout increased near Temple University in midterms

04 December 2018 Hal Conte

Wards near Main Campus recorded at least a 10 percent turnout hike compared to 2014.

What does “from the river to the sea” mean?

04 December 2018 Alyssa Biederman

The phrase has been used throughout the Israeli-Palestinian conflict in various contexts, experts said.

Title IX investigations could change under DeVos

27 November 2018 Colin Evans

The Department of Education proposed a rule that will change how victims report sexual misconduct.

U.S.-China trade dispute discussed at Temple ahead of G20 summit

27 November 2018 Hal Conte

Several scholars visited the university to debate U.S.-China relations before the countries are on the world stage this week.

Democrats representing constituents near Temple’s Main Campus win all contests

07 November 2018 Hal Conte

Students watched the midterm election results come in at an event hosted by Temple’s Political Science Society on Tuesday.

‘Grandfamilies’ laws assist Philadelphia families

06 November 2018 Issalina Sagad

Gov. Tom Wolf signed legislation to support grandparents who are primary caregivers.

Bills could implement statewide medical amnesty

30 October 2018 Italia Messina

The bills would provide immunity for drug overdose and underage alcohol poisoning victims.

Immigrant in sanctuary at North Philly church holds sit-in protest at Sen. Casey’s office

11 October 2018 Will Bleier

Carmela Hernandez and her four children have been living in sanctuary at the Church of the Advocate for 10 months.

20 Beasley School of Law professors sign letter against Kavanaugh confirmation

05 October 2018 Greta Anderson

The professors are among at least 2,400 university law professionals across the country who signed the letter.

Omarosa Manigault-Newman speaks at Klein event

27 September 2018 Alyssa Biederman

The former white house aide spoke about her book, racism, and her controversial audio tapes

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