April, 2017 - The Temple News

Nina de Vitry is currently on a gap year and launched a Kickstarter campaign to fund distribution costs for an album.

The team won by 56 votes after an hour-long suspension and investigation into the campaign’s finances.

The band, which is comprised of four students, released “stillborn” last month.

Several players competed together before becoming Owls.

Developers and property owners are posting rental signs that could violate a Historical Commission regulation.

Mariana Bedon was 16 years old when she came to Temple from Peru in 2013.

“Mud: Bodies of History,” a dance professor’s film, is set in Colombia.

Temple has gotten involved in GEAR UP, but sustained efforts are needed to make an educational impact.

Jaelin Robinson didn’t play football until his senior season at Wilbur Cross High School.

There will be two new music therapy courses offered in the next school year.