Mexico - The Temple News

Temple’s international students grapple with Trump’s immigration promises

18 December 2024 Jennielee Hilario Rivera

As President-elect Donald Trump prepares to take office in January, international students are worried about their future in the country after graduation.

Recapping Hispanic Heritage Month celebrations on Temple’s campus

17 October 2024 Mike Nonnemaker

Cultural events on and off Temple’s campus received impressive turnouts from students from Sept. 15 to Oct. 15.

Mexican students celebrate Dia de Los Muertos

29 October 2019 Nico Cisneros

Dia de Los Muertos is a holiday that celebrates and memorializes the deceased.

Families seeking asylum is a real national emergency

09 April 2019 Diana Cristancho

Elected officials should find ways to allow more families seeking asylum into America.

Alumnae reunited as fencing coaches for Wagner College

31 October 2017 Michael Zingrone

2016 alumnae Olivia Wynn and Fatima Largaespada coached in Saturday’s Temple Open.

Prof talks stereotypes at South St. bookstore

23 September 2009

Dr. Pablo Vila explores identity formation and social categories as they relate to the U.S. and Mexican relations in his new book.

Don’t hype travel alert

07 April 2009 Kirsten Stamn

Northern Mexico may not be safe, but the whole country isn’t a war zone.

Dean issues warning about violence in Mexico

05 March 2009

Dean of Students Ainsley Carry issued a warning Monday to the student body about the potential dangers they could encounter traveling to Mexico this Spring Break.