2018 - The Temple News

Neurosurgeon’s car collection recognized abroad

16 October 2018 Madison Karas

Fred Simeone owns a Southwest Philly museum that displays more than 65 car models.

Organizations partner to host festival celebrating Cherry Street Pier opening

16 October 2018 Hannah Burns

Philadelphia Contemporary, an art nonprofit, partnered with the Delaware River Waterfront Corporation to host the first weekend of Festival for the People, which started on Saturday at Cherry Street Pier. The multi-week festival will take

Temple alumnus and partner open coffee shop in North Philadelphia

15 October 2018 Yasmine Hamou

The cafe, called Common Grounds, opened on the corner of Cecil B. Moore Avenue and 16th Street in September.

Women’s soccer goes winless during road trip

15 October 2018 Alex McGinley

After drawing against Cincinnati on Thursday, Temple lost to East Carolina, 1-0, on Sunday in Greenville, North Carolina.

Bryant’s first TD catch since 2016 is game-winner

14 October 2018 Michael Zingrone

Graduate student Ventell Bryant caught his first touchdown in 680 days to give Temple a 24-17 road win against Navy on Saturday in Maryland.

With Armstead out, running back trio aids Owls to win against Navy

13 October 2018 Sam Neumann

Leading rusher Ryquell Armstead didn’t play due to an ankle injury, but Temple turned to three running backs who combined for 112 yards and two touchdowns in Saturday’s 24-17 road win against Navy.

TSG develops college application program for local high schools

12 October 2018 Melissa Favors-Oliver

The program will help nearby high school students develop life skills and prepare to apply to college.

Craft beer club returns to campus

12 October 2018 Kyra Miller

Vince Madle, president of Temple University Craft Beer Enthusiasts, is excited to restart the old club for students, faculty and alumni after a three-year hiatus.

Temple freshman receives shoulder surgery

11 October 2018 Dante Collinelli

Arashma Parks injured his right shoulder in practice on Sept. 29.

Immigrant in sanctuary at North Philly church holds sit-in protest at Sen. Casey’s office

11 October 2018 Will Bleier

Carmela Hernandez and her four children have been living in sanctuary at the Church of the Advocate for 10 months.