2015 - The Temple News

Owls end conference losing streak

11 April 2015 EJ Smith

The lacrosse team won its first game in the Big East by way of a 11-7 win against Marquette.

Pedestrian safety campaign begins on Main Campus

09 April 2015 David Glovach

PennDOT’s “It’s Road Safety, Not Rocket Science” aims to educate students, facility and community members about awareness near busy streets and intersections.

Lacrosse drops third Big East contest

09 April 2015 Andrew Parent

The Owls are still searching for their first Big East victory after an 18-6 loss against Connecticut on Wednesday.

Tennis teams cruise past Coppin State, Rider

08 April 2015 Dalton Balthaser

The men and women’s tennis teams each swept Coppin State, and the men’s team later blanked Rider Wednesday.

Khalid Blankinship, chair of the department of religion, reads from the Quran in his office in Anderson Hall. |Kathryn Stellato TTN

Muslim Students Association: let SEPTA ads spark discussion

08 April 2015 Allen Habtamu

Eighty-four SEPTA buses will feature an ad which states “Jew Hatred: it’s in the Quran.”

University unveils renovations at Center City Campus

07 April 2015 Steve Bohnel

About $2.75 million was spent on a new café and bookstore, along with improvements throughout the building.

TTN Staff Picks

07 April 2015 Emily Rolen

Listen to the staff’s favorite songs from the recent year.

A stage to call home

07 April 2015 Patrick McCarthy

The men’s basketball team walks off the court at Madison Square Garden after the squad’s 60-57 loss to the University of Miami in the National Invitation Tournament semifinal last Tuesday. | Jenny Kerrigan TTN

Game over

07 April 2015 Andrew Parent

Although the men’s basketball team will lose its leader, many impact players are set to return.

Members of The Temple Youth Harp Ensemble performed at Congregation Rodeph Shalom, located at 615 N Broad St., in 2013. | COURTESY Temple Music Prep

Youth take the stage to master the strings

07 April 2015 Erin Edinger-Turoff

Youth Harp Ensemble presents young musicians with a sense of community.