In the final installment of “Private Matters,” Joel Faltermayer and Phillip McCausland discuss the worth of a Temple degree moving forward. There is no doubt Temple is changing. Whether you talk to a tenured professor
The study abroad program in Rome offers artistic opportunities for students. Students studying within the Temple Rome program, which ended on April 23, have been slowly trickling back into the United States. While a majority
The total national student loan debt is nearing $1 trillion, according to PIRG. Last year, the national student loan debt exceeded the national credit card debt for the first time in history. Now, student loan
Students for Justice in Palestine hosts a “wall” protest at the Bell Tower. In a peaceful demonstration, members of Temple Students for Justice in Palestine and other activists sat in front of the Bell Tower
Philadelphia’s Find Vienna finds inspiration by clapping to the band’s own beat. Venturing off the beaten path, Philly-based band Find Vienna has an edgy way of delivering pop-rock in a new, refreshed fashion. With sweet
Senior Andrew Mason shot four-over-par 220 in Florida. As its captain’s career at Temple came to a close, the golf team finished the season strong with another Top 5 finish. The Owls traveled to Orlando,
The Hoot Couture columnists sum up their last thoughts of the semester in fashion. Dear Temple, When we weren’t judging each others’ horrible fashion decisions of the past – or yours for that matter –
Three new lunch spots spice up the Main Campus menu. Temple prides itself on the diversity of its students and faculty, and the same could be said of the dining selection on Main Campus. In
Dashiell Sears recently won the Mr. Gay Philadelphia pageant and will compete nationally. Philadelphians welcomed a new Mr. Gay Philadelphia on April 16 at nightly hotspot Voyeur nightclub. Dashiell Sears, a sophomore political science major
Slideshow by TTN photographers Colin Kerrigan and Kate McCann.
The Philadelphia International Festival of the Arts Street Fair transformed part of Broad Street all day on Saturday, April 30th, with food vendors, artists, and performers.