Month: April 2016 - Page 5

Walkout Planned Tomorrow to Protest Stadium

April 13, 2016 Rob DiRienzo

A walkout is slated for tomorrow to protest the proposed stadium on Main Campus. “On April 14th, We are calling for thousands around the city and beyond to join us in solidarity,” the Facebook event states. View More »

Wren Leads Owls to 12th in Princeton Invitational

April 12, 2016 Dalton D Balthaser

After the final round of the Princeton Invitational at the 6,424-yard par 71 Springdale Golf Course in Princeton, New Jersey, Temple men’s golf placed 12th out of 15 teams. View More »

Owls in 11th After First Round of Princeton Invitational

April 12, 2016 Dalton D Balthaser

After the first round of the Princeton Invitational at the 6,415-yard par 71 Springdale Golf Course in Princeton, New Jersey, Temple Men’s Golf placed 11th out of 15 teams. View More »

Bursar’s Office Sponsors “Owl About The Money”

April 11, 2016 Ashley Monique McLean

Reporter Ashley McLean talked to students after an Owl About the Money event on April 5th in the SAC of Temple University. View More »

Owls Take Down Vanderbilt

April 9, 2016 Brianna C Hofsass

Despite the snowy weather, Temple Women’s Lacrosse was ready for game day. Much like the snow, once that Owl offense got started, it did not let up. View More »

Update Abroad: Third Time’s a Charm for TUJ Student

April 7, 2016 Jeseamy Muentes

Temple Update has student correspondents studying abroad in London, England and Tokyo, Japan. Above you can watch Yingqiao Zhou’s piece on a student who has lived with the same host family on each of her visits to Japan. View More »

Temple Greeks Unite at New Greek Week Event

April 7, 2016 Kristina Elizabeth Stidham

Temple’s Greek Week is back and features a brand new event this year. United We Step is a program that aims to bring greater connectivity to the Greek community through a night of mingling and dancing between members of all four councils. View More »

Hillary Clinton Speaks to Unions in Philadelphia

April 7, 2016 Taggart M Houck

For Hillary Clinton, Wednesday was an important day in Pennsylvania. The former Secretary of State made her way to Philadelphia that morning, where she addressed more than 700 Pennsylvania Union members and leaders at the state’s annual AFL-CIO Convention. View More »

Temple Women’s Lacrosse Falls to Florida

April 7, 2016 Alexis Donelle Johnson

Temple Women’s Lacrosse Team opened Big East Conference play this past weekend with a loss to #2 ranked Florida. View More »

Tyler School of Art Professor Receives National Recognition

April 7, 2016 Christian M Reilly

Dr. Lisa Kay, Temple University’s Tyler School of Art Assistant Professor of Art Education, has received a national award for her work in special needs art education. View More »