Temple in the News
More than 500 of Philadelphia's brightest public, parochial, private and charter school students took part in the 31st annual George Washington Carver Science Fair at...
March 9, 2010
The preserved head of Old Baldy, the horse that carried Union Gen. George Gordon Meade through fighting at Gettysburg, is returning home to the Grand Army of the Republic Museum and Library in the...
March 8, 2010
Most households can expect to receive mail this week informing them that census forms are about to be sent to them. The 120 million actual forms are mailed next week, urging people to complete and...
March 8, 2010
Some experts believe that Toyota's slump in sales will recover and the company's current crisis will fade in the public's memory, blending with many other product recalls in recent history. "...
March 8, 2010
Police collaborated with Temple University researchers to assign 200 officers to foot patrols in the city’s highest-volume crime areas and analyze the results. Temple's study, which covered...
March 7, 2010
For years, Delaware’s four housing authorities have told residents they cannot keep firearms in their homes. But recently, the National Rifle Association has...
March 6, 2010
A March 13 conference at Temple University Ambler is exploring the story of the Women's Land Army and its "farmerettes," a group volunteer farm workers and pioneering landscape architects that was...
March 5, 2010
The Toyota recall has exposed problems for the largest and virtually the last remaining face of Japanese manufacturing and trading prowess. Like many Japanese companies, even global ones, it has...
March 5, 2010
Former Philadelphia Mayor John F. Street took his Temple political science class to attend current Mayor Nutter's budget proposal speech to Philadelphia City Council...
March 5, 2010
Temple students ventured out of their classrooms to experience the fast-paced environment of a television newsroom at 6ABC on Friday. Student journalists received basic training in daily reporting...
March 5, 2010