November, 2018 - The Temple News

Early morning drives, quality time with Pop

27 November 2018 Jayna Schaffer

A student reminisces on the 3 a.m. car rides to her summer job with her grandfather in the driver’s seat.

$13.5 million awarded for Fox Chase Cancer Center racial disparity research

27 November 2018 Issalina Sagad

The Fox Chase Cancer Center and Hunter College will examine inequalities in cancer outcomes.

Observing Shabbat: My weekly day of rest

27 November 2018 Ruth Oshlag

A student reflects on her traditional observance of the weekly Jewish holiday.

Department of Defense grant funds research on new transplant method

27 November 2018 Carlee Cunningham

The Department of Defense gave $1.5 million to study an emerging method of organ donation.

Exploring interfaith relationships in college

27 November 2018 Alesia Bani

Several students discuss their experiences with interfaith dating in college.

Holiday light show brightens up Center City

27 November 2018 Dylan Long

The second annual Deck The Hall Light Show returned to Dilworth Park this month. The light show, produced by the Center City District in collaboration with 6ABC, displays on the west side of City Hall

Support Temple’s Jewish community

27 November 2018 Editorial Board

This week in The Temple News, Intersection explored what it means to be Jewish at Temple University and how the mass shooting in a Pittsburgh synagogue has affected this community. The Oct. 27 shooting at

TSG Parliament proposes eight resolutions

27 November 2018 Blake Nutis

The committee hopes to increase TSG’s transparency and accountability.

Title IX changes harm survivors

27 November 2018 Editorial Board

Earlier this month, the United States Department of Education announced proposed regulations to define sexual harassment under Title IX, how students must report misconduct and how educational institutions must respond. The proposal’s summary states Title

Temple women’s basketball drops two games in Miami Tournament

26 November 2018 Maura Razanauskas

Coach Tonya Cardoza says the team’s inability to makes shots is the reason for the four-game losing streak.