July 2015 Archives

The divided chairman

31 July 2015 Editorial Board

Chairman Patrick O’Connor defends Bill Cosby against recent allegations of sexual assault, but for the sake of the university and its students, he shouldn’t.

Ceremony marks beginning of restoration for crew and rowing facility

31 July 2015 Stephen Godwin Jr.

Multiple Temple and city officials, along with trustee Gerry Lenfest broke ground on the East Park Canoe House on Thursday with a ceremony.

Better than the Bucs

31 July 2015 Owen McCue

A veteran linebacker corps sets the bar high for the Owls’ defense.

University breaks fundraising record for third straight year

30 July 2015 Jack Tomczuk

Fundraising jumped more than $18 million from last year’s total.

Senior defensive end Sean Daniels collected six total tackles, including one sack in the Owls’ 22-13 loss. | Hua zong TTN

Freshman Ali adds youth to veteran secondary

30 July 2015 Michael Guise

With all four starters returning, the secondary looks to build off of a strong 2014.

Senior Paul Layton punts during Temple’s Oct. 19 win against Army. | AJA ESPINOSA TTN

Rhule expects special teams improvement

29 July 2015 Owen McCue

The unit returns both starting kickers and features a top-ranked coverage team.

Unwrapping a memory

28 July 2015 Jenny Roberts

An old favorite flavor of bubble gum allows a student to recall a cherished childhood memory.

Owls eyeing international influence

27 July 2015 Michael Guise

The new coaching staff is looking to expand its recruiting radius after the recruitment of Charlotte de Cuyper, a striker from Belgium.

Exhibit showcases nature, technology and beyond

27 July 2015 Angela Gervasi

At the Gross McCleaf Gallery in Center City, new exhibit “As Far As The Eye Can See” explores artistic perspectives of landscape through a range of mediums.

Student experiences Greece’s economic crisis firsthand

27 July 2015 Michaela Winberg

Senior English major Warren Lipka is actively reporting on the economic crisis in Greece.