November, 2024 - The Temple News

Shapiro announces SEPTA funding plan to cancel additional fare hikes

22 November 2024 Nurbanu Sahin

The Pennsylvania Department of Public Transportation will give SEPTA $153 million, the governor announced Friday.

SEPTA to increase fares by 7.5% on Dec. 1

21 November 2024 Evelyn Blower

The cost to ride the subway, bus or trolley will increase from $2.00 to $2.50 for contactless payment options.

Federal authorities investigating Hysier Miller for point-shaving

21 November 2024 Colin Schofield

Former Temple guard Hysier Miller is officially being investigated for point-shaving in relation to Temple’s loss to UAB on March 7.

Owls hoping to get a win after Drayton’s firing

21 November 2024 Ryan Mack and Colin Schofield

Temple Football fired its head coach last weekend and is looking to bounce back against UTSA on Friday.

Who Temple Football could hire after dismissing Stan Drayton

21 November 2024 Ryan Mack

Drayton was dismissed on Sunday after three years with the program. Here are four candidates to replace him as head coach.

November 20: The Stan Drayton Era

20 November 2024 Pablo Rouco

RePrint is your biweekly rundown of the stories you need to know about from The Temple News’. It is available on Wednesdays featuring Pablo Rouco and other editors from The Temple News.

Scoring woes doom Temple in loss to Georgetown

19 November 2024 Nathan Prendergast

Temple Women’s Basketball shot just 28% in its 65-51 loss to Georgetown on Tuesday night.

How Drayton fell short in his head coaching tenure

19 November 2024 Colin Schofield, Ryan Mack and Sienna Conaghan

Former Temple Football head coach Stan Drayton fell short in multiple key areas, ultimately leading to his dismissal from the program on Sunday.

How Temple had its best enrollment year since COVID amid a national decline

19 November 2024 Nurbanu Sahin

The university has seen a 30% increase in its enrollment for the Class of 2028, with 4,926 new students coming into the fall semester.

The dangers of editorial boards being controlled by the wealthy

19 November 2024 Bradley McEntee

A student argues for their peers to support the work of newspapers’ editorial boards and to fight against their suppression.