October, 2018 - The Temple News

Nick Bayer, the founder and CEO of Saxbys Coffee, came to the Fox School of Business on Tuesday to speak with students

Kane Ivers-Osthus is currently in a rehab center and closer to returning home after being diagnosed with Leukemia last month.

Two men’s soccer players received recognition for helping the Owls earn a spot in the conference tournament last week.

Students at Frankford High School will learn music theory and perform modern pop and hip-hop songs with the new equipment.

Chapelle Russell was nominated for his comeback from a second ACL injury suffered last season.

With one game remaining, the Owls are guaranteed to play in the postseason

Everything you need to know about the upcoming midterm elections in North Philadelphia.

Members of the Temple community gathered in solidarity at the Bell Tower for the 11 congregants killed at a Pittsburgh synagogue on Saturday.

Eleven Temple runners – six women and five men – finished in the top-20 at the American Athletic Conference championship meet.

The fair was held at “The View,” a community center in North Philadelphia