June 2015 Archives

Coach White set to return for his 36th year

18 June 2015 Danielle Nelson

White will continue to coach in a limited role as he battles Parkinson’s Disease.

The women’s soccer team is off to the program’s best start since 2002 under first-year coach Seamus O’Connor. Still, the Owls are in the midst of a four-game losing streak after shutting out Houston in the conference opener. | Paul Klein TTN

Injury-plagued Owls hoping for better health in 2015

15 June 2015 Tom Reifsnyder

The Owls look to stay healthy, while improving on their 11-win season a year ago.

Record-breaking performance not enough for Fernandez

12 June 2015 Owen McCue

The graduate-junior broke her own school record in the 1,500 meter on Thursday, but did not qualify for the final round of competition at the NCAA championships.

2016's Art for the Cash Poor poster, provided by InLiquid.

InLiquid hosts affordable art event

12 June 2015 Ashley Caldwell

Non-profit InLiquid is hosting their sixteenth “Art For the Cash Poor,” an event designed to promote emerging artists and invite visitors to purchase affordable art.

Artist Zdenko Krtic is inspired by global locations and ideas.

Painting past borders

12 June 2015 Angela Gervasi

Artist Zdenko Krtić draws inspiration from Croatia and Italy—in a Temple University gallery.

Chelsea Reed and the Fair Weather Five perform at Dilworth Park as part of an ongoing concert series.

City spaces provide outlets for live music

11 June 2015 Tim Mulhern

Local and national talent is on display throughout the summer at Dilworth Park.

A piece of Caitlin McCormack's work in "Ex Silento." | Victoria Mier, TTN.

Mixed media artists explore loss

11 June 2015 Victoria Mier

Caitlin McCormack and Casey Murphy’s group show, “Ex Silento,” transformed Fishtown’s Art Dept. gallery into a Victorian parlor with ideas of lost, ruined grandeur.

Temple Police holds active-shooter drill in Barton Hall

11 June 2015 Jack Tomczuk

Officials said the exercise went well, and that the university is prepared in the event of an active shooter on Main Campus.

City Council considering food vending district for Main Campus

10 June 2015 Lian Parsons

Bill No. 150498 looks to provide more structure concerning Temple’s food trucks.

Temple should follow lead on ‘brotherly love and sisterly affection’

09 June 2015 Jenny Roberts

Philadelphia leads by example as it continues to adapt policies that make the city more welcoming to the LGBTQ community.