February, 2016 - The Temple News

La Salle hired former Temple Athletic Director Bill Bradshaw as its interim director of intercollegiate athletics and recreation on Monday.

Sylvia Wilson wins the 60-meter hurdles as Owls claim highest finish at the American Conference Championships since joining conference.

The men’s team won its ninth consecutive match after defeating Quinnipiac 6-1 on Saturday at Legacy Tennis Center.

The Owls’ defense, which ranks No. 3 in Division I, continued its strong play in Saturday’s 17-6 win against Lafayette College at Fisher Stadium.

Rick Fields believes his First Amendment rights were violated as he was taking photos of police west of Main Campus in 2013.

The Owls committed 24 fouls in a 76-62 loss to South Florida on Saturday at the Sun Dome in Tampa, Florida.

Senior guard Quenton DeCosey’s jumpshot with 3.1 seconds left gave Temple a 63-61 win against Central Florida on Saturday at the Liacouras Center.

The organization invited university trustees and local politicians to their next meeting in March.

Alexander Wolff wrote a book about the involvement of basketball in Barack Obama’s 2008 presidential campaign.

Junior Taylor Robinson has left the team and freshman Deja Reynolds has been suspended indefinitely.