November, 2024 - The Temple News

Familiar foe stands in the way of Temple’s Big East championship hopes

07 November 2024 Colin Schofield

Temple Field Hockey has fallen in the semifinals of the Big East Tournament the last four years. Is this the year they finally break through?

Owl Elite Fund announces Temple-themed seltzer

07 November 2024 Colin Schofield and Sienna Conaghan

Temple’s NIL collective announced the partnership Wednesday night at a NIL networking event hosted by the Temple alumni office.

Students share feelings on Trump’s election day victory

06 November 2024 Bayleh Alexander

Former president, Donald Trump, was announced the 2024 Presidential race winner against Vice President, Kamala Harris early Wednesday Morning.

November 6: What to expect from President John Fry

06 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.

Timothy DeFoor wins auditor general race

06 November 2024 Samantha Morgan

DeFoor has been reelected as Pennsylvania’s 50th auditor general.

Stacy Garrity reelected as Pennsylvania Treasurer

06 November 2024 Samantha Morgan

Garrity, a retired combat veteran, has secured her reelection as Pennsylvania’s Treasurer.

Dave Sunday defeats Eugene DePasquale in Attorney General race

06 November 2024 Nurbanu Sahin

The former York County District Attorney won the seat with 51.04% percent of the vote.

Boyle defeats Bashir to keep House District 2 seat

05 November 2024 Evelyn Blower

The two candidates faced off for the second time in the 2024 election.

Tracking 2024 general election in Pennsylvania

05 November 2024 Web Editor

Polls closed at 8 p.m. in Pennsylvania as voters cast ballots for races including President, U.S. Senate, Attorney General and the U.S. House of Representatives.

Students, community members head to polls for 2024 election

05 November 2024 Bayleh Alexander, Mike Nonnemaker and Jadon George

Across Temple’s campus and North Central, voters are lining up to cast ballots and have their voices heard.