Japan - The Temple News

Temple Japan increasing enrollment amid facility enhancements

03 December 2024 Evelyn Blower

TUJ Kyoto, a new campus opening this spring, will allow for more students to explore Japan.

An education abroad is a worthwhile experience

27 September 2022 Sophia Reis

A student argues their peers should apply for study abroad scholarships to participate in a valuable program.

Temple study abroad office cancels fall Japan program

02 July 2021 Fallon Roth

Students have the option to defer or withdraw their application, and any program or housing deposits they made will be credited to their next Temple bill.

Japanese Ambassador Kanji Yamanouchi visits Temple University

23 November 2019 Hal Conte

Yamanouchi discussed Japenese history and international relations during a talk in Anderson Hall.

Senior football player attains goal with single-digit jersey

17 April 2018 Evan Easterling

Defensive lineman Michael Dogbe received the No. 9 jersey on Friday.

Temple football ends spring with Cherry and White Game

14 April 2018 Evan Easterling

Redshirt-freshman wideout Jadan Blue scored three touchdowns to help the Cherry team beat the White squad, 28-24, in Temple’s spring game at the Temple Sports Complex.

TUJ lacks resources

28 November 2017 Editorial Board

Students who are sexually assaulted at Temple University Japan need a way to get help.

Former club athlete comes through as ’emergency fencer’

28 November 2017 Michael Zingrone

Junior foil Allison Pierok works two jobs and competes for the Division I squad.

‘Food for Thought’ exhibit explores global food

29 August 2017 Patrick Bilow

An alumna is exhibiting a collection of paintings of food around the world.

Nuclear concerns lead Japan campus to evacuate U.S. students

17 March 2011

With increasing concern about Japan’s rattled Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant, Temple’s Japan Campus announced early this morning it will evacuate its 200 remaining U.S. students. The evacuation was in response to a safety warning