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Basketball Freshman Playing Big Minutes Early On

November 21, 2013 Ankit H. Patel

Basketball is back! And Fran Dunphy’s squad has a lot of young faces. Two of the new faces that have been seeing big minutes, Freshman Josh Brown and Mark Williams have quickly impressed their teammates. View More »

TUTV Most Spirited Award Contest Winner

November 21, 2013 Kevin P Otte

At any university, there are fans that show up to a few games a season and there are others that make perfect attendance a priority. View More »

Temple Alums Go Above and Beyond for Reading Railroad

November 21, 2013 Geena K. Deleon

The American Society of Landscape Architects presented two Temple alums with Student Excellence awards for their Above, Below, Beyond project. View More »

A Habit of Giving

November 21, 2013 Rebeccah A Hendrickson

Senior Associate Athletic Director for Communications Larry Dougherty can be seen on the sideline of all major Temple sporting events. View More »

Temple Ambler Holds Its Annual Turkey Drive

November 21, 2013 Ashley M Farace

With Thanksgiving coming up next week, Ambler Campus is doing its part to make sure all members of the community enjoy the holiday. View More »

Temple Womens Basketball v. Auburn

November 21, 2013 Melissa A Steininger

The women’s basketball team took on the Auburn Tigers in Mcgonigle Hall on November 16. View More »

Owls Loss to Towson

November 19, 2013 Jeseamy Muentes

Enhanced Security after the Assault in Anderson Hall

November 17, 2013 Tasia N. Morgan

Security around campus has been a concern for Temple University after the assault at Anderson Hall. View More »

Students See SFF Reports

November 15, 2013 Richard B. Fogel

Student evaluation forms, SFFs, will now be available for students to view online. In 2012, Temple switched from paper feedback forms to electronic ones. View More »

Visualize Temple Master Plan to Take Local Abandoned High School

November 14, 2013 Jeseamy Muentes

As a way to fill the budget deficit, the School District of Philadelphia has proposed a plan to raise 61 million dollars on its abandoned properties. View More »