2015 - The Temple News

The Wistar Institute is hosting the Nikon Small World Exhibit.

Erin Bernard, a public history graduate student, modeled her thesis project off food trucks.

Police say Randolph Sanders, 36, confessed to shooting Kim Jones.

The PLRB will decide if the union can continue as proposed.

The developing story of Kim Jones’ murder makes reporters fear students giving up on the community.

Sophomore fencer Olivia Wynn moved spots in order to compete earlier in her collegiate career.

The art of animation proves to be more difficult than it looks, especially in Temple’s Animation Workshop.

Doctoral candidate Kim Reuter traveled to Madagascar to help save endangered lemurs.

Students gathered in memory of suicide victim Leelah Alcorn on Jan. 28 in the Founder’s Garden.