2017 - The Temple News

Ken Lawrence will become Montgomery County’s first African-American commissioner.

Tuttleman Counseling Services needs more staff members to shorten student wait times.

Despite cultural differences, LGBTQ students have found resources at Temple’s campus in Japan.

The former Top 100 recruit is leading the team in scoring.

Mary Gaitskill will teach creative writing to undergraduate and graduate students.

Two Owls have competed with each other for eight years.

Leaders should curb their Twitter use to avoid confusing the public.

Ibram X. Kendi originally wanted to be a journalist before getting his doctoral degree in African American studies.

The university has done its part to act in environmentally conscious ways — now it’s students’ turn.

Temple’s lost nine of its last 14 games after two Top 25 wins early this season.