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Team Work Makes the Dream Work
After starting off conference play completely defeated (0-3), the Owls were itching for a win against ECU. View More »
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Walker and Thomas Among 19 Seniors to Leave a Lasting Impact on Temple
After winning just two games in their freshman season, the 19 departing seniors following the 2016 season have come a long way since the 2013 campaign. View More »
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Moore, MOORE MOORE! The Owls Hold on for Another Win
Philadelphia, Pa- The Owls (9-4) took on the Yale Bulldogs (6-5) in their first game against each other in over a 100 years and they didn’t disappoint either. View More »
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Temple Women’s Basketball Defeats Rutgers to Win Third in a Row
The Temple Owls defeated the Rutgers Scarlet Knights to earn their third straight victory. The win comes just two days after the Owls’ big upset over the #16 ranked DePaul. View More »
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Update Abroad: A Very Dublin Christmas
Carolers and festive lights brighten the streets of Dublin now that the holiday season is here. View More »
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Temple Students Uses Extra Meal Swipes for Homeless
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HXr7l_MXdT4&feature=youtu.be
When freshman Aaron Rey saw another student carrying almost 20 boxes of cereal out of Morgan Hall, he was curious. View More »
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Tyler Students ‘Craft ‘n Care’ for Philadelphia Children
The Tyler School of Art crafted gifts Tuesday to help children become strong readers and writers. View More »
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Matt Rhule Done at Temple, Accepts Head Coach Job at Baylor
Temple Football received a startling blow this morning.
Three days after his team beat #19 Navy and claimed the AAC Championship, news broke this morning that Head Coach Matt Rhule had accepted a head coaching job at Baylor University. View More »
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Boyer College of Music Presents Family Holiday Concert
With the holidays approaching, students at Temple are getting into the festive spirit by decorating their dorms, drinking hot cocoa, and blasting Christmas music. View More »
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DAPL Construction Halted, Philly Native Present
The Dakota Access Pipeline has been denied access through Native Sioux lands this week.
After over eight months of protesting which brought together more than 500 different tribes, the U.S. View More »