September, 2020 - The Temple News

Long live the king, Chadwick Boseman

16 September 2020 Camillia Benjamin

A student describes the impact the late Chadwick Boseman, the star of “Black Panther” who died at 43 of colon cancer, left on her.

Owls women’s soccer focuses on improving offensive scheming

15 September 2020 Donovan Hugel

Temple women’s soccer didn’t score any goals in nine of 19 games last season, a statistic they hope to improve this season.

Kamala Harris’ nomination is a double-edged sword

15 September 2020 Rachel Berson

Joe Biden choosing Kamala Harris as his running mate is a progressive, yet controversial move in the wake of civil unrest around police brutality.

Man shot on Susquehanna Avenue

14 September 2020 Amelia Winger

The victim was taken to Temple University Hospital.

Federal judge ordered some of Gov. Wolf’s COVID-19 restrictions unconstitutional

14 September 2020 Jack Danz

Limiting gatherings, closing businesses and ordering people to stay at home are unconstitutional under the First and Fourteenth Amendments, Judge William Stickman ruled.

Temple University COVID-19 briefing: Sept. 14

14 September 2020 Colin Evans

Active COVID-19 cases at Temple University dropped to 70 today, with new weekly cases decreasing last week as well.

Board of Trustees creates presidential search committee

14 September 2020 Amelia Winger

The committee includes 13 trustees, two faculty members and one student who will identify candidates to succeed President Richard Englert.

Temple professor wins award to research globalization

13 September 2020 Miles Wall

Roselyn Hsueh will use the Fulbright Foundation award to travel abroad and conduct research for her new book.

Owls turning to young players to fill starting linebacker spot

12 September 2020 Dante Collinelli

Potential starting BUBOs Thomas Joe-Kamara and Yvandy Rigby are both redshirt-freshman.

Campus facilities are open this semester. Here’s how some of them are operating.

11 September 2020 Amelia Winger

Charles Library, the Student Center and the Wellness Resource Center are some of the many facilities continuing to offer partial to full in-person services this semester.