2021 - The Temple News

Owls’ midfielder makes instant impact as freshman

19 March 2021 Cayden Steele

Kaitlyn Cummins has started in every game for the Owls this season and plays at the top of the team’s diamond scheme.

Temple, TSG condemn anti-Asian violence

19 March 2021 Colin Evans

The statements come in response to three connected shootings at Atlanta-area spas that killed eight people, including six women of Asian descent, on Tuesday.

Temple Student Government to hold town halls for RenewTU

19 March 2021 Fallon Roth

RenewTU, the sole executive campaign in the race, will answer questions from students about their platform on March 25 and April 5.

Owls unable to mount late comeback against Mustangs

18 March 2021 Donovan Hugel

Temple University women’s soccer’s offense struggled as they fell 3-1 to SMU on Wednesday night.

Eight former Owls participate in Pro Day

17 March 2021 Dante Collinelli

Former Temple University football players worked out for scouts from more than 20 NFL teams on Tuesday.

FireOwlsTU suspends campaign, endorses RenewTU

17 March 2021 Fallon Roth

The decision comes after just two days of campaigning.

City officials, Temple students reflect on life during the pandemic

16 March 2021 Lawrence Ukenye

Mayor Jim Kenney urged residents to remain hopeful about a return to normal on the one-year anniversary of the closure of nonessential city businesses.

Soca shines at small bookstore

16 March 2021 Matt Murray and Courtney Regan

On Saturday, Harriett’s Bookshop hosted the Soca Sidewalk Sale in honor of their one-year anniversary of opening.

Board approves increases in Temple housing and meal plans rates, construction

16 March 2021 Amelia Winger

President Richard Englert announced Temple is working with the City of Philadelphia on a plan for the university to be a “point of distribution” for COVID-19 vaccines.

Philadelphia to allow walk-up vaccinations, ease outdoor event restrictions

16 March 2021 Fallon Roth and Colin Evans

Walk-up vaccines will be available to residents in ZIP codes that have had a lower share of residents vaccinated so far. The city will begin accepting permit applications for outdoor events today.