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Owls Show Positive Flashes in 29-21 Victory Over UMass
In a game where Temple needed to make a statement against an 0-3 UMass Minutemen team, the Owls started slow but eventually found a groove en route to 29-21 win. View More »
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Date Set for Cosby Retrial
A new date has been set for Bill Cosby’s retrial on charges that he drugged and sexually assaulted former Temple University employee Andrea Constand in 2004. This past June, the View More »
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Kick-off for Temple’s First Sexual Assault Prevention Week
Temple Student Government kicked off Temple University’s first ever Sexual Assault Prevention Week with a festival designed to raise more awareness about the issues surrounding sexual violence on college campuses. View More »
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Renovated Founder’s Garden and O’Connor Plaza Reopen
On September 14th, Founder’s Garden was reopened with the unveiling of O’Connor Plaza, which was named in honor of Board of Trustees Chair Patrick J. O’Connor and his wife, Marie. View More »
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SportsDesk Preview: UMass vs Temple
Week three is upon us and the Owls (1-1) will host the UMass Minutemen (0-3) this Friday night. This will be the last non-conference game for Temple until late October, View More »
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Estudiar en el extranjero: para vivir con familia
Con el programa de estudiar en el extranjero de la Universidad de Temple, fui a Oviedo, España durante casi cinco semanas este verano. La experiencia fue más increíble de lo View More »
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SportsDesk Weekly Profile: Sharif Finch
As a player of the Temple University football team, one of the highest honors you can obtain is by earning a single digit jersey. Some of Temple football legends have View More »
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3 Things to Know for Wednesday, September 13
Edith Windsor, LGBTQ Rights Activist Who Paved the Way for Same-Sex Marriage, Dies at 88: Temple alumna, Edith Windsor, died Tuesday at 88. A celebrated. LGBTQ rights activist, Edith was known View More »
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Temple Releases Statement on DACA
On Tuesday, Temple University released a statement in regards to the DACA controversy. On September 5th, the U.S. Department of Homeland Security issued a Memorandum on Rescission of Deferred Action for Childhood View More »
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Edith Windsor, LGBTQ Rights Activist Who Paved the Way for Same-Sex Marriage, Dies at 88
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 »