May, 2019 - The Temple News

Letter: Dear Susan Alunan

07 May 2019 Maha Ouni

A student writes a letter to a political science professor who made her feel accepted in academia.

Temple: increase on-campus housing

07 May 2019 Editorial Board

The Editorial Board urges the university to provide more students with on-campus housing to mitigate the issues happening around Main Campus.

Leading a year of changes

07 May 2019 Gillian McGoldrick

The editor-in-chief wrote about her experience leading The Temple News and her impact on the publication.

South Street Spring Festival takes over Headhouse Plaza

07 May 2019 Dylan Long

The annual South Street Spring Festival took place last Saturday at the Headhouse Plaza along South Street. Attendees enjoyed live music and perused clothing, food and face painting stands. John Carson, a 60-year-old South Philadelphia

Temple closes IBC for summer renovations

07 May 2019 Colin Evans

The gym will undergo a $2.7-million renovation and will re-open at the beginning of Fall 2019.

Congratulations, first-gen grads

06 May 2019 Editorial Board

The Editorial Board thanks the first-generation students for sharing their stories with The Temple News. Congratulations, and good luck on your future endeavors.

Original pop songs explore emotional time in artist’s life

06 May 2019 Tyra Brown

Ending friendships inspired a junior media studies and production major to write lyrics for a seven-track album.

Transgender athlete visits Temple’s campus

05 May 2019 Madison Seitchik

Matt Dawkins is the subject of award-winning ESPN documentary called “Life as Matt.”

Writing contest offers outlet for Temple creative voices

05 May 2019 Sara Paulson

University libraries held a short fiction contest to celebrate the construction of the new Charles Library.

With attendance down nationwide, Temple Athletics works to fill seats

02 May 2019 Michael Zingrone

While football has sold more tickets, men’s basketball student attendance dropped from the 2015-16 season and women’s basketball attendance has stagnated.