May 2021 Archives

Bill Cosby denied parole after serving minimum sentence

28 May 2021 Amelia Winger

The Pennsylvania Parole Board cited Cosby’s refusal to attend counseling for sex offenders, as was required by his sentence, in their reasoning for denying his parole request.

Temple football releases kickoff times for the first six weeks of the upcoming season

28 May 2021 Victoria Ayala

The Owls will begin their season with a late afternoon game at Rutgers on Thursday Sept. 2.

Temple football season opener moved to Sept. 2

24 May 2021 Isabella DiAmore

The Owls will take on the Scarlett Knights for their 2021 season opener on Sept. 2

Balancing time management as a writer

24 May 2021 Jamal Goodwin

A student reflects on the lack of motivation he experiences after completing many assignments.

Woman shot on 10th Street near Jefferson

23 May 2021 Micah Zimmerman

The victim was taken to Temple University Hospital, but there is no information currently available about her condition.

Shots fired on Diamond Street near 18th

22 May 2021 Amelia Winger

Police found one shell casing at the scene, but no injuries were reported.

Temple professors research vaccine accessibility, hesitancy

21 May 2021 David Hunt

Crystal Reeck and Heather Gardiner are analyzing how cities can improve the way they distribute vaccines to residents and why some people are reluctant to receive vaccines.

45 years later: Temple president reflects on career before retiring

20 May 2021 Amelia Winger

After decades of serving the Temple community, President Richard Englert plans to retire in the coming weeks when the Board of Trustees confirms his successor.

Tracking results from the Pennsylvania Primary Elections

19 May 2021 Fallon Roth

The Temple News is tracking the winners of the May 18 PA and Philly primary elections.

Tracking COVID-19 cases at Temple University

17 May 2021 Colin Evans and Amelia Winger

There are currently seven active COVID-19 cases among Temple students and employees.