Edith Windsor, the main plaintiff in the landmark United States Supreme Court case, United States v. Windsor, died Tuesday in New York City. Windsor was born June 20, 1929 in Philadelphia, View More »
Coming into her freshman year, Emma Wilkins had a hard time adjusting to college soccer. “It’s a drastic change from high school to college. You really have to be committed while View More »
Hurricane Irma: As parts of Florida and the Caribbean recover from the wrath of Hurricane Irma, the weakened storm continues to travel up the east coast. The storm has reportedly View More »
Philalalia, Philadelphia’s annual small press and handmade poetry and art fair is back. This free, three-day event is open to the public and will be taking place at Tyler School View More »
Walking into Tuesday morning’s practice, you could feel the high intensity flying around the field. Who else but DB Cequan Jefferson and LB Chapelle Russell were dancing to a Future View More »
On Monday, Temple University hosted the grand opening of the new public safety station. Members of the Temple University Police Department, as well as Allied Universal and TUEMS, were invited View More »
The Temple Owls football team earned their first win on Saturday, clawing their way to a 16-13 point victory over Villanova. For other teams this could be a positive, but View More »
Temple Student Government and the Progressive NAACP held a vigil in remembrance of Jenna Burleigh. Burleigh, a 22-year-old transfer student, was reported missing by her father one week ago after View More »
Aaron Boumehri drilled a 49 yard field goal with a minute remaining to give the Owls a 16-13 lead over Villanova, which would hold up to be the final from View More »
La comunidad del Temple se unió en luto por la muerte de la estudiante, Jenna Burleigh, el jueves 7 de septiembre de 2017. El gobierno de los estudiantes del Temple View More »
