Category: Archive
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Temple Student Hits the Broadway Stage
A moment in life that people remember is when they got the opportunity to land a job doing what they love, and Jasmine Villaroel had this when she heard that she was going to be a swing on The Great Gatsby. Landing a role on the Broadway stage is almost every actor’s dream. For senior…
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Temple University’s 6th Year of Hosting OwlHacks Hack-a-Thon
This 24-hour competition brings together individuals and teams with a common goal to create projects they are passionate about with the opportunity to win various prizes. This marked the 6th year of Temple University’s student-led hackathon. Starting in 2019, OwlHacks has seen incredible projects, attracted a strong turnout, and received immense support from our sponsors…
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Klein EDGE
How the programs in Annenberg’s basement are evolving. Walking into the basement of Annenberg Hall, you might have noticed orange arrows scattered across the floor pointing to Room 007. Tucked into the corner of the basement, you would have seen a shell where Klein Global Opportunities (or Klein GO) and Klein Career Services shared their…
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Through the Line
Paralympic Silver Medalist and Senior Rower Gemma Wollenschlaeger talks training in Boston, the transition back to school at Temple, and goals for the future. Gemma Wollenschlaeger was a junior on Temple’s Women’s Rowing team when she was selected for the 2024 Paralympic Coxed Four to represent Team USA this past summer in Paris. So last…
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Cherry Pantry Location Switch
Expansion of the needs-blind Barnett & Irvine Cherry Pantry allows more room for resources and impact in the Temple community The Cherry Pantry, previously enjoyed in the second floor of the Howard Gittis Student Center, recently moved to a larger space on the first floor in order to accommodate an increase in demand and turn-out…
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Behind The Scenes of Weeks of Welcome
Janaya McCray-Boston, president of MCPB, talks about Weeks of Welcome and more. TU Palooza is one of the major events that takes place during Temple’s Weeks of Welcome. Aiming to introduce new students to their peers as well as the campus, the Palooza has grown in both size and attendance over the past few years.…
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“Auto” Maddux Makes History
Temple Kicker Maddux Trujillo set multiple records with his 64-yard field goal on Sept. 21. The lights had never shone brighter on Temple Football kicker Maddux Trujillo as he trotted out to attempt a field goal just before halftime of the Owls’ week four game against Utah State. Trujillo had walked onto the field to…
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Unicorns Becoming Owls
How University of the Arts kids find their home in Temple The arts community has suffered a major loss in the educational field with the closure of University of the Arts on May 31, 2024. Due to this, current and prospective students have been displaced. Fletcher Rabin, a junior theater, film & media arts major,…
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Lunar Journal Literary Magazine
Temple University’s only intersectional magazine makes a comeback! The Lunar Journal is Temple University’s first intersectional feminist magazine. This organization was first founded in 2021, however, it, unfortunately, had been on hiatus until the 2023-2024 academic year. The Lunar Journal receives many submissions of work that focuses on topics such as feminism, race, and sexuality.…