2015 - The Temple News

Captain Eileen Bradley often meets with students and other members of the community as part of her position as the university’s project coordinator for campus safety. | Jenny Kerrigan TTN

TUPD captain fosters community relations

03 February 2015 Lian Parsons

Eileen Bradley was the first female patrol officer when she joined the force.

Freshman forward Obi Enechionyia shoots a free throw during the season opener against American University. Enechionyia scored 2 points in the 40-37 win. | Andrew Thayer TTN

Enechionyia flourishing mid-season

03 February 2015 Andrew Parent

The freshman forward has taken a liking to his role coming off of the bench.

From dumpsters to art museums

03 February 2015 Angela Gervasi

The Dumpster Divers are currently showcasing trash-picked artwork at the GoggleWorks Center for the Arts.

Melanie McCoy, a senior African American studies major, is among the first undergraduates attending the National Council for Black Studies since 1992. | Aaron Windhorst TTN

Illustrating a movement

03 February 2015 Erin Edinger-Turoff

Senior African American studies major Melanie McCoy is selling her Afrofuturist artwork in order to attend this year’s National Council for Black Studies.

Philadelphia Auto Show

03 February 2015 Patrick McCarthy

Movers & Shakers

03 February 2015 Editorial Board

The university should take notice to those making positive, innovative changes in the community.

The unseen world

03 February 2015 Allison Merchant

‘Missing the other half’

03 February 2015 Tom Dougherty

The women’s track & field team continues to adjust to its first season without the men’s squad.

Movers and Shakers: Captain Eileen Bradley

03 February 2015 Paige Gianfortune

Challenging standards in Philly arts and music

03 February 2015 Kelsey Stairiker