2018 - The Temple News

Junior scores game-winning goal for Temple field hockey

24 September 2018 Seth Carlson

Midfielder Kathryn Edgar scored a game-winning goal on a penalty stroke in the final minute of Temple’s 2-1 win over Towson University.

Temple University forms international partnership with Philadelphia 76ers

24 September 2018 Alex Mark

The NBA has sent teams to play in China since 2004, but the 76ers will take their first trip in October.

Victim impact statements, closing arguments presented at Cosby sentencing

24 September 2018 Alyssa Biederman

The court heard testimony to determine if Bill Cosby can be classified as a sexually violent predator, victim statements and closing arguments.

Police arrest one suspect in early Monday morning robbery

24 September 2018 Greta Anderson

A 21-year-old male student was robbed on Jefferson Street near 16th, and had his cell phone and backpack taken.

Field Hockey earns second win of the season versus Towson University

24 September 2018 Jay Neemeyer

Temple Field Hockey split their weekend home stand thanks to a last-minute penalty.

Temple men’s soccer win first conference game of the season

23 September 2018 Maura Razanauskas

An early goal from Lukas Fernandes propelled the Owls to a 1-0 victory over Central Florida.

Philly Public Arts Forum Series Launches at Paley Library

21 September 2018 Mydia Alonso

The free three-part series, a partnership between Conrad Benner and Temple Libraries, will explores the state of art in the city’s public spaces

Armstead reaches new milestones in Temple win

21 September 2018 Maura Razanauskas

The running back’s touchdown and 108 rushing yards helped him move up on some of Temple’s all-time best list.

U.S. News ranks Temple 106th in Best Colleges

21 September 2018 Greta Anderson

U.S. News and World released its 2019 edition of Best Colleges rankings, after nine reported colleges and universities, including the Fox School of Business, misreported data.

Alpha Center bill remains on hold

21 September 2018 Lindsay Bowen

The 70,000-square-foot center would offer day care, dental and behavioral health services, but it has been met with disapproval from some community residents.