January, 2015 - The Temple News

Iyanuoluwa and Oreoluwa Alonge said their favorite thing about Temple is the freedom; they are followed by security guards at home. | Jenny Kerrigan TTN

For Nigerians, disturbance at home

27 January 2015 Jack Tomczuk

Attacks by terrorist group Boko Haram have affected Nigerian students.

Decline in affordability

27 January 2015 Editorial Board

Eliminating Elmira Jeffries will put a strain on affordable university housing options.

Vasconez loses final season of college career

27 January 2015 Dalton Balthaser

The lone senior on the men’s tennis team suffered a season-ending injury over fall break.

Alumni to bring bite-sized portions to Chinese dining

27 January 2015 Eamon Dreisbach

2006 Temple graduates will open Bing Bing Dim Sum in early February.

Fighting anxiety in autistic children

27 January 2015 Jack Tomczuk

Professor Dr. Philip Kendall designed an anxiety treatment for autistic children.

Temple’s contract with Elmira Jeffries, on 15th and Jefferson streets, will cease effective this summer. The complex will be available to lease privately. | Sash Schaeffer TTN

Elmira Jeffries contract to cease

27 January 2015 Mariam Dembele

The dorm will become an apartment complex this summer.

‘Philadelphia can do better’

27 January 2015 Kevin Trainer

The current mayoral candidates for the November election leave much to be desired for the city.

Junior sabre Gloria Aguilar practices against teammate Victoria Super last Thursday. | Margo Reed TTN

A full-time adjustment

27 January 2015 Danielle Nelson

Madrid native Gloria Aguilar has made adjustments both in the classroom and on the strip.

Group offers hand to those in need

27 January 2015 Emily Scott

Graduate Jackie Wleh started ABC Men to help local neighborhoods.

President Neil Theobald stood among students and faculty Jan. 23 at the candlelit vigil. | Kara Milstein TTN

Vigil provides opportunity to discuss suicide

27 January 2015 Vince Bellino

President Neil Theobald spoke on the evening of Jan. 23 at a candlelit event organized in hope of spreading awareness of mental illnesses and suicide prevention.