June 2018 Archives

Preliminary hearing for Temple’s former AEPi president to be held next month

27 June 2018 Lindsay Bowen

Ari Goldstein, who is accused of attempted rape and other charges, will be back in court July 19 for a preliminary hearing, which was incorrectly scheduled for Thursday, June 28.

Obi Enechionyia to play in NBA Summer League with the Detroit Pistons

26 June 2018 Michael Zingrone

The former Temple forward will play his first game with the Pistons on July 6 in Las Vegas.

Temple official: On-campus stadium proposal will be delayed

25 June 2018 Will Bleier

The university will not be filing with City Planning by its end-of-June goal.

Local students compete in National Engineering Design Competition

24 June 2018 Zari Tarazona

The College of Engineering hosted the Math Education Science Achievement event for the second year

State budget passes sending Temple $155.1 million in state funds

24 June 2018 Will Bleier and Alyssa Biederman

Gov. Wolf signed the bill Friday, which increased the state’s contribution to the university compared to last year.

Report: Kraft among finalists for Maryland’s Athletic Director spot

20 June 2018 Evan Easterling

The Temple Athletic Director will be interviewed to replace former University of Maryland AD Kevin Anderson.

A rendering from the Urban Land Institute's report shows an open plaza space near the station. | COURTESY URBAN LAND INSTITUTE

TUH a potential partner in multi-million dollar transportation hub

20 June 2018 Will Bleier

Nearly 5 million square-feet will be redeveloped for housing, retail, research and technology buildings around the station.

Temple to begin #YouAreWelcomeHere scholarship

20 June 2018 Hal Conte

The new scholarship will provide financial assistance to students participating in the campaign and furthering its message.

Former Temple men’s soccer coach, U.S. national team player dies

19 June 2018 Evan Easterling

Walter Bahr, 91, who was the last living member of the 1950 FIFA World Cup team, died on Monday.

Senior Christopher Sohnly strolls through the Ambler Arboretum on May 1. Sohnly helped to build trails for the Gheel House, a therapeutic living community located near Frech Creek State Park. | Harrison Brink

Temple Ambler celebrates 60th anniversary

19 June 2018 Alyssa Biederman

The university looks to internal research partnerships to keep the campus ‘green’