This story was updated on April 29, 2024.Dear Owls,It’s hard to believe that the clock to graduation is about to strike midnight. After four years of countless late night study sessions at the TECH (and later adding Charles Library to your list of 24-hour venues following its unveiling), dining hall runs to refuel (or trying to survive solely off of iced coffee), people
In the 1993 film Groundhog Day, Bill Murray’s character Phil gets stuck in a time loop, reliving the same day over and over again. Now, imagine if we could pull a Groundhog Day of our own, the option to repeat a certain day in Temple’s history. From record-breaking athletic upsets to iconic moments in history that took place on our own campus, Temple has had its fair share of
The Temple Law community, local athletes and coaches, and members of the press gathered on campus last Wednesday, Jan. 24, to celebrate new legislation that protects Philadelphia high school athletes in name, image and likeness (NIL) negotiations. The bill, titled Youth Name, Image, and Likeness Protection, is the product of a partnership between the Beasley School of Law and
After months of anticipation, Joseph V. Labolito walked into the Charles Library on Nov. 13 for the grand opening of its fall exhibit. The exhibit explores decades of photographs that Labolito, a senior photographer at Temple University for the last 27 years, and fellow photographer Jim MacMillan shot during some of the most pivotal periods of Philadelphia’s history, and for
What’s the key to a happy life? For some, the answer might be camping. A recent survey found that 97% of campers say that happiness is their top motivator for pursuing the activity. That same study found that 44% of campers have optimal mental health compared with 31% of non-campers. Stats like these help illustrate exactly why Temple University’s Ambler Campus, which features