For the first time, the score did not matter to the Temple women’s lacrosse team, not even for head coach Bonnie Rosen and her staff. On Sept. 23, 2017, nobody recorded how many goals the Temple women scored or how many saves their goalkeepers made. Instead, they looked around the field and realized that playing... Continue Reading →
Football game day is an important part of students’ lives at Temple University. Game day typically includes tailgates, food, cherry and white clothing all over the Lincoln Financial Field, and of course―Temple football! Students love Game Day because they get to celebrate with their fellow classmates and watch their Temple Owls fight for a win.... Continue Reading →
Temple commuter students talk about the clubs they participate in on campus There are a variety of clubs on Temple’s campus that one can get involved with. The hundreds of clubs and organizations on Temple’s campus give students a diverse set of options. Additionally, if a student lives on-campus, club meetings are usually only a... Continue Reading →
Temple students discuss the best places to go in Philadelphia Temple University’s location in the city of Philadelphia means that there is often plenty to do outside of Temple’s main campus. Areas off of Temple’s campus are often accessible by subway or walking. On a diverse campus of more than 30,000 students, students have a... Continue Reading →
Klein College of Media and Communication’s first ever Spring break study away program took place this semester in Arcosanti, Arizona. Twenty-five students, both undergraduate and graduate, participated in the Klein College of Media and Communication’s Arcosanti program over spring break. The program served to as a means in which students could analyze the relationship between... Continue Reading →
Temple’s Foundation for International Medical Relief of Children (FIMRC) chapter is working to bring awareness to health issues both locally and across the globe. Over the past four years, Temple University’s Chapter of the Foundation for International Medical Relief of Children (FIMRC) has been raising funds and awareness for health issues in both local and... Continue Reading →
Freshmen reflect as their first year at Temple University is coming to an end. Michelle Mateta, an undeclared business major, says that the three words she’d use to describe her freshman year at Temple would be eye-opening, memorable and exciting. Mateta believes her biggest accomplishment this year has been mastering time management, while the most... Continue Reading →
Owl Ambassadors offer the inside scoop on Experience Temple Days Temple University is becoming a more selective university each year. Submitting nearly 37,000 applications, the class of 2021 is maintaining Temple’s annual record-breaking number of applications. Owl Ambassadors have a busy schedule ahead of them, showing themselves as the face of Temple University to... Continue Reading →
A deeper look into the group of students that represent Temple’s on-campus housing life. The Residence Hall Association, commonly referred to as RHA, is an organization that represents the voices of students living on campus. RHA is comprised of two main bodies- each residence hall consists of the Executive Board and Community Councils (Peabody, Johnson... Continue Reading →
