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When Gemma Hollister, TYL ’21, arrived on Main Campus in the fall of 2017, she had no idea how much the Tyler School of Art and Architecture’s glassblowing studio, or hot shop, would shape her future. It was in that studio where Hollister discovered her passion for glassblowing and laid the foundation for a career in glass. “I came to Temple because I knew I wanted to study

Agnes to host three drag-centred events, while fundraiser for Birdbone Theatre features puppetry and music.

Agnes to host three drag-centred events, while fundraiser for Birdbone Theatre features puppetry and music.

Agnes to host three drag-centred events, while fundraiser for Birdbone Theatre features puppetry and music.

Agnes to host three drag-centred events, while fundraiser for Birdbone Theatre features puppetry and music.

Agnes to host three drag-centred events, while fundraiser for Birdbone Theatre features puppetry and music.

Looking for a summer read geared for younger readers? Check out these middle-grade and YA books by Canadian and International authors.

Check out top picks for what to see and do at this international arts festival.

Startling testimony delivered this week by a former Facebook employee should spur Ottawa to rein in the social media giant with tougher and more comprehensive regulations, say technology experts and people fighting against online hate.

P.E.I. received about 1,950 doses of the Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine on Tuesday, as public health officials prepared to start rolling out a massive vaccination program.  With one of the largest Christian celebrations just days away, many churches on P.E.I. are left wondering how many people they will be able to welcome over the Christmas season. RCMP Staff Sgt. Kevin Baillie spoke with Island performers have had their Christmas shows cancelled in the circuit break lockdown, costing them...