2018 - The Temple News

Two former Owls will take their basketball talents overseas

12 September 2018 Sam Neumann

Josh Brown and Obi Enechionyia will both be playing professionally overseas during the 2018-19 season as the two former Owls continue to pursue their basketball dreams.

Volleyball had biggest crowd of season against Villanova

12 September 2018 Adam Sloate

Temple played in front of 378 people, along with the band, in their 3-1 loss to Villanova.

Parliament seats remain vacant amid changes to legislative body

12 September 2018 Blake Nutis

18 of 36 seats remain unfilled in Parliament and cannot be filled until a Speaker is elected.

Alumnus, students help create product for concussion awareness

12 September 2018 Carlee Cunningham

Three students and a 1977 alumnus helped develop a sensor to detect head trauma.

Temple Volleyball falls to 1-8 after Villanova Classic

11 September 2018 Taylor Snyder

The Owls lost to High Point University, nationally ranked University of Utah, and Villanova this past weekend.

Corners hurt Temple field hockey in loss to Kent State

11 September 2018 Jay Neemeyer

Three of the Golden Flashes’ six goals were scored on penalty corners

Progress continues in construction of Charles Library

11 September 2018 Madeline Herman

The Charles Library will include new technology and sustainable features, like a green roof covered in live vegetation.

Bike Temple hosts urban riding courses on Main Campus

11 September 2018 Tim Shermer

The courses take place this Tuesday and Thursday at 6 p.m. and will teach bikers how to safely explore the city’s best biking spots.

Laurel Hill Cemetery hosts spooky market

11 September 2018 Hannah Burns

Oddities, artwork, vintage clothing and unusual antiques were just some of the items sold at Saturday’s Gone But Not Forgotten: Market of the Macabre event at the 182-year-old Laurel Hill Cemetery in Northwest Philadelphia. “The

Artists display work on Center City trash cans

11 September 2018 Emma Padner

Local artists and alumni took over Rittenhouse Square trash can advertisements this summer.