Bell Tower - The Temple News

Hillel and Chabad to host vigil for Pittsburgh synagogue

30 October 2018 Zari Tarazona

The 5 p.m. vigil will honor the 11 people killed in Pittsburgh on Saturday.

Lenape Nation, Temple community sign treaty to preserve Native American culture

21 August 2018 Maureen Iplenski

Students and faculty signed The Treaty of Renewed Friendship with the Lenape Nation at the Bell Tower on Aug. 16.

Trustee and philanthropist H.F. ‘Gerry’ Lenfest has died

05 August 2018 Will Bleier

Lenfest, 88, used money from the sale of his communications company to donate to Philadelphia museums, charities and schools.

Temple students, faculty participate in national walkout against gun violence

14 March 2018 Lindsay Bowen

More than 3,000 high schools and universities across the country participated in the “Enough: National School Walkout.”

Students react to Trump’s election

09 November 2016 Taylor Horn

After weeks of get-out-the-vote efforts and hours of waiting in line at the polls, students protested at the Bell Tower on Wednesday and planned events to discuss the results.

Freestyle Fridays

08 September 2015 Harrison Brink

Students gathered at the Bell Tower on Thursday to mourn three Muslim students killed at the University of North Carolina. | Don Otto TTN

Students mourn lives lost in UNC-Chapel Hill shooting

17 February 2015 Lian Parsons

A vigil for three Muslim students was held Feb. 12 on Main Campus.

TSG releases diversity statement

29 October 2014 Lian Parsons

The TUnity statement will be added to the Student Conduct Code and classroom syllabi.

Roberts: Free speech, questionable tactics

21 October 2014 Jenny Roberts

The preachers’ tactics are both disruptive and offensive to students.

Students gathered around the Bell Tower for an open mic night on Sept. 12. Ryun Cushing | TTN

Students take over the Bell Tower with open mic night

23 September 2014 Anmol Hedge

It was a peaceful, tranquil night. The Bell Tower, in the center of Main Campus, was the “perfect location to grab people’s attention,” said Kayla Raniero, a freshman student design major. Raniero organized an open