#23 USF Halts Temple Women’s Basketball’s Twelve Game Winning Streak
After racking up twelve straight victories in a row, the Owls fell to the 23rd ranked South Florida Bulls by a score 55-51. making it their first loss since Dec. 7 when View More »
After racking up twelve straight victories in a row, the Owls fell to the 23rd ranked South Florida Bulls by a score 55-51. making it their first loss since Dec. 7 when View More »
This YouTube content is blocked because marketing cookies are disabled. Manage preferencesOpen on YouTube Temple University is addressing international students’ concern as their ability to travel in and out of View More »
The road woes continued for Temple Saturday night as they were defeated by the Houston Cougars 79-66. The Owls trailed early and often throughout the contest. The only Temple lead came View More »
Just over a month ago Dion Dawkins and Haason Reddick were competing against Wake Forest in the Military Bowl in their last game at Temple. Today, the two former Temple View More »
Adding to the slew of massive protests happening since the inauguration of President Donald Trump, thousands of protesters gathered outside of the Loews Hotel in Philadelphia on Thursday afternoon, where View More »
The winning streak continues for the Owls as the Temple Women’s Basketball team beat Penn Wednesday night to clinch the Philadelphia Big 5 Title. The title is only the 10th View More »
When it comes to Women’s basketball in the American Athletic Conference, there are currently two major win streaks taking place. One of the win streaks is arguably one of the View More »
A Temple Owl has been tapped to replace Josh Shapiro as Montgomery County Commissioner. Ken Lawrence Jr., Vice President of Alumni Relations, was unanimously voted on by the Montgomery Court of View More »
Temple women’s basketball won their 11th consecutive game Saturday afternoon against Memphis. This win improves the Owls record to 15-3 overall, and an undefeated 6-0 in conference play. Memphis will View More »
Dr. Hai-Lung Dai is returning to the President’s Office, but this time as Vice President of International Affairs. Dr. Dai, who served as Temple’s Provost from February 2013 to June View More »