By: Kayla Solomon Last Tuesday, NBA legend-turned ESPN basketball analyst, Jalen Rose, came to speak at Temple University to promote his new book, “Got to Give the People What They Want.” It went from being a keynote address to an extended question and answer session with the crowd of almost 100 Temple students. He discussed his humble beginnings […]Read Post ›
We’re back everyone! #Blackish will be Thursday, September 24 at 7 p.m. in the Student Center! You can find us in room 223! We’ll be discussing what it means to be black and the stereotypes that are associated with that. Are you “black” enough? Not “black” enough? Food will be provided. See you in two […]Read Post ›
MEET TABJ! Our first interest meeting of the Fall 2015 semester is tonight in the Student Center in Room 217A at 7pm! We will be discussing how to get involved with our organization. Students will be able to learn more about our E-Board members as well as our exciting programs that we have planned. Food […]Read Post ›
By Ashley Caldwell Eric Deggans is more than just a TV critic. He is a personality, an author, a journalist and so much more. Deggans, an alum of Indiana University with a Bachelor of Arts in political science and journalism, traveled a 20plus-year journey in freelance writing and broadcast work which has led him to […]Read Post ›
Michael Butler VP of Internal Affairs “March Madness” is more than a catchphrase to sell t-shirts and get high school and college students excited about a future with the Temple Owls, it’s a phenomenon that thanks to a special men’s basketball team that has taken the Temple University community by storm. The Liacouras Center was […]Read Post ›
By Sequoia Hall VP of Internal Affairs In Temple’s recent efforts to address and embrace diversity, Temple Student Government developed a TUnity Statement. The statement, which was finalized in October 2014, aims to help the “Diversity University” embody everything that the title represents. One of the most highly anticipated components to the statement was the […]Read Post ›
Temple Association of Black Journalists 