Year: 2002

Lighting strikes twice for the Temple’s women’s volleyball team. Less than a week ago, the Owls (27-6, 13-1 A-10) defeated Manhattan College (30-2, 8-1 MAAC) 3-1 in a Nov. 27 scrimmage as a tune-up to

For 65 years the Baptist Temple at Broad and Berks streets had the quietest neighbor you could ask for. Directly across the street from the Romanesque church was the Monument Cemetery, the final home for

In the world of sports, it seems as if the term “professional” is loosely based on professionalism. The term may be based on winning percentage, shoe endorsements, or even the number of charges an athlete

When Professor Herbert Simons created the Temple Issues Forum in 1998, he had a vision: the reawakening of the minds of faculty and students through lively debate. “When I founded the Temple Issues Forum, I

Temple University founder Russell Conwell was a powerful figure in his day: a lawyer, editor, minister and preacher who could pack the faithful in. Conwell began a ministry at the Grace Baptist Church in December

Of the various things John Chaney has brought to the Temple basketball program, the x-factor has been his notorious matchup zone defense. Essentially it’s predicated on limiting transition points, forcing turnovers, neutralizing any sort of