r/Temple 6h ago

The Saddest Part Of My Final Year

21 Upvotes

There is almost no chance the Burger Tank will be open by the time I graduate in Spring 27, and I may never be able to eat a Burger Tank burger again in my life. Its never been so over.


r/Temple 21h ago

off campus housing?

8 Upvotes

hi i’m a incoming freshman and im thinking of living off campus my first year. (the dorms r expensive) if anyone has lived off campus and goes to temple where do u guys recommend? or where do the freshman who usually dorm off campus stay?


r/Temple 22h ago

Why is this locked ???

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7 Upvotes

r/Temple 22h ago

Anyone currently working at Fresh Grocer or worked there recently?

6 Upvotes

Hi!
I’m currently an incoming freshman and I’m looking for some opinions on what it’s like working at Fresh Grocer. I’m currently a cashier at another Wakefern-owned company, but I’m out of state and was wondering if the experience is similar.

How do you like it there? How’s the management, scheduling, etc. towards college students.

Thanks!


r/Temple 7h ago

Thoughts on Veranda Apartments at 1000 W Girard?

3 Upvotes

Considering signing a 16-month lease here. Any current or former residents have honest feedback on management, maintenance, noise, pests, security, parking, or unexpected fees? Would you renew, and is there anything you wish you knew before moving in?


r/Temple 10h ago

Class registration/schedule HELP

2 Upvotes

My daughter is an incoming freshmen at CLA (neuroscience). We decided to join temple like only a couple days ago. We are so confused about scheduling classes. Can anyone help with the steps? She has taken her assessment/placement test. Has registered for student orientation next week. Is there a place on portal that she can schedule classes? All your advices & help is much appreciated.


r/Temple 23h ago

rate the scheddy

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2 Upvotes

IMO... perfect for freshman year 1st semester

my 4-6 is marching band practice


r/Temple 18h ago

Looking to carpool

1 Upvotes

Trying to find anyone looking to carpool from or near germantown/east falls to temple health sciences area. I have parking at the Carlisle west garage for the spring term and my own car. Please dm if interested!


r/Temple 5h ago

is Bouvier st safe ?

0 Upvotes

How's the 1800 block of N. Bouvier St? + Advice for a Temple transfer?

Hey everyone,

I'm transferring to Temple this fall, and I'm not from Philly, so I'm trying to get a better idea of what the area is like before I sign a lease.

I'm looking at a place on the 1800 block of N. Bouvier St. Does anyone have any experience with that block? Is it generally safe, and would you feel comfortable walking to and from campus during the day or at night?

I'd also appreciate any advice about living off campus around Temple. Since I'm new to Philly, I'd love to hear:

  • Any streets or areas you'd avoid
  • Things to watch out for when renting
  • General safety tips
  • Anything you wish you had known before moving off campus

I'm just trying to make the best decision before signing a lease. Thanks in advance—I really appreciate any advice!


r/Temple 8h ago

🏠 ROOMMATE NEEDED — 3 Bed/3 Bath near Temple University 🏠

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Hey everyone! We've got a spot opening up in our 3 bed/3 bath apartment at 1836 Bouvier St, right near Temple, and looking for someone chill to move in!

✨ Details:
- Every room has its OWN attached washroom (no sharing, no awkward line-ups lol)
- Big windows, tons of natural sunlight in every room
- Rent is $450/month
- Move-in date: August 16th

Your roommates would be me (Wahab) and Nafis — we're easygoing, respectful of space, and just looking for someone chill to vibe with 🙂

If you're interested or know someone looking for a place, drop a comment or shoot me a message! Would love to fill this spot before the 16th 🙌


r/Temple 17h ago

Has anyone dealt with a serious fall near Temple?

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Between apartments, restaurants, and businesses around Temple, accidents can happen.

I was reading about Pennsylvania premises liability and came across Philly Slip and Fall Guys. It made me wonder how often people actually pursue claims after being injured because of unsafe property conditions.

If you've experienced something similar, what was the biggest challenge: medical treatment, dealing with insurance, or figuring out your legal options?