Junior guard Shey Peddy led the women’s basketball team on both sides of the court against Atlantic Ten Conference rival St. Joseph’s, in a very physical 53-43 win. Peddy, who put up a game-high 19
Despite coming off the bench for the first time in four games, sophomore guard Khalif Wyatt managed to score a career-high 27 points as the men’s basketball team defeated Pennsylvania, 73-56. Wyatt, whose previous career-high
A change in structure for the sustainability committee has a former member upset. Temple Student Government’s Nov. 15 senate meeting was accompanied by an announcement indicating that the organization’s Special Committee of Sustainability would be
The mayor’s Greenworks 2015 plan mirrors environmentally-friendly changes at Temple. Under Mayor Michael Nutter’s administration, energy efficiency has become a focus in Philadelphia, and Temple has followed suit. One of the first objectives in Nutter’s
Columnist Cary Carr finds healthy lifestyle choices for students. A full course-load, a part-time job, an internship and a social life, can get in the way of working out and eating right. It is possible
The Reading Terminal Market offers shoppers fresh goods. Grocery stores in metropolitan areas changed when consumers started demanded locally grown foods, instead of digesting freezer- burned pesticides. The solution for stores was to label off-brand
When students register for classes this March, they’ll notice some changes, as the 11-year-old OWLnet is phased out. For several years, the technology used by Temple’s administrative systems has hindered students attempting to pay tuition
A Temple alumnus and member of the Board of Trustees died of leukemia. Dr. Frank Baldino Jr., a Temple alumnus who served on the university’s Board of Trustees, died last month of leukemia at age
Last night NBC’s legal drama/comedy, “Harry’s Law” starring Oscar-winner Kathy Bates premiered. For Johnny Ray Gill, a 2007 Temple alumnus, it marked a momentous step in his acting career. Starring Bates, Gill portrays Damien Winslow,
A nonprofit organization’s new program is assisting cancer patients. Getting cancer patients onto a path toward healing is a battle in itself, but one often overlooked struggle is getting patients onto the road and to