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Saxbys on Main Campus received more than 400 fewer orders Sept. 25 due to the papal visit. | Margo Reed TTN

Papal visit affects campus business

06 October 2015 Maryvic Perez

Many establishments on Main Campus reported a decrease in sales during Pope Francis’ visit.

Angela Indik recently completed an internship with the City Archives where she researched Pope John Paul II’s 1979 visit to Philadelphia. Her work is currently on display at the Archives’ building. | Daniel Rainville TTN

History exhibit of papal proportions

06 October 2015 Courtney Redmon

A Temple student built an exhibit on Philadelphia’s last papal visit in 1979.

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Bill calls for more unisex restrooms

06 October 2015 Jonathan Gilbert

Temple has many gender-neutral bathrooms, but officials said more may be needed.

Ashley Greco (left) has her resume critiqued in an event organized by Temple SWE, Engineers without Borders and Theta Tau. | Thomas Joyce TTN

Engineering group supports inclusivity

06 October 2015 Lindsay Hargrave

Temple’s Society of Women Engineers is attending a national engineering conference.

Melonie Collado (left) and Nadia Vanessa Toro are the co-presidents of Asociacion de Estudiantes Latinos on Main Campus. The group organizes events for all other Latino organizations on campus. | Joshua Dicker TTN

For Latino group,Trump’s words spur discussion

29 September 2015 Jenny Roberts

AdEL discussed political issues important to the Latino community.

“Visualizing Urgency”, a class run by Temple Contemporary, will feature speakers and discussions about closed public schools. The class is co-taught by Sarah Biemiller (above), assistant director of Tyler’s department of exhibitions and public programs and Robert Blackson, the director. | Margo Reed TTN

Visualizing a solution

29 September 2015 Tatyana Turner

“Visualizing Urgency” focuses on issues in Philadelphia, like public school closures.

A new writing wall in the Paley Library encourages students to voice their thoughts and opinions. | Geneva Heffernan TTN

Writing on the wall poses questions

29 September 2015 Jacquelyn Fricke

A new writing wall was created by the Paley Library’s faculty to interact with students.

Rachel Makar (left), Mackenzie Blue, Lauren Ravitch and Tori Cuccurullo display a poster detailing Phi Sigma Sigma’s philanthropy events for Oct. 5-8. | Joshua Dicker TTN

Sorority aims to break negative stereotypes

29 September 2015 Gail Vivar

Phi Sigma Sigma is holding a fundraising week to help various causes from Oct. 5-8.

Randy Cleaver, horologist, works on a 19th century flute clock in Temple Contemporary as part of the Restoring Ideals project. | Thomas Joyce TTN

Restoring timeless ideals

22 September 2015 Alexa Zizzi

Temple renews a historic clock with the Franklin Institute.

Dr. Leonard Swidler, professor of Catholic thought and interreligious dialogue, sits in his office. Swidler shared his knowledge of Philadelphia’s Catholic community for the documentary. | Kathryn Stellato TTN

Papal preparation

15 September 2015 Melissa Bellerjeau

Two professors are appearing in a documentary airing the week Pope Francis arrives.

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