2024 - The Temple News

The presidential election is not the only thing on the ballot

05 November 2024 Bradley McEntee

A student argues that their peers should be equally focused on local races as they are for the presidential election.

Transfers expected to make a big impact for Owls

05 November 2024 Colin Schofield

Temple Men’s Basketball brought in five transfers to rebuild its roster for the 2024-25 season.

“Go Birds”: Temple freshman goes viral for Harris exchange

05 November 2024 Mike Nonnemaker

Elkan Pleat went viral for saying “Go Birds” to Vice President Kamala Harris at a CNN town hall for undecided voters.

Temple students navigating state grant delays

05 November 2024 Samantha Morgan

Temple students can’t receive timely financial aid and register for classes following issues with PHEAA.

Richardson’s “equal opportunity offense” has transformed Temple’s offense

05 November 2024 Colin Schofield

Temple Women’s Basketball head coach Diane Richardson’s equal opportunity offense will be even better this season, argues Assistant Sports Editor Colin Schofield.

New faces hope to send Owls dancing

05 November 2024 Jaison Nieves

Temple Women’s Basketball revamped its roster with seven new players in preparation for another run for an American Athletic Conference title.

Preseason slight fueling East in final year

05 November 2024 Sienna Conaghan

Temple Women’s Basketball guard Tiarra East was named to the All-Conference Second Team and is looking to use this season to prove voters wrong.

Temple wins concert after record-high Tinder activity

05 November 2024 Bayleh Alexander

Gunna and Glorilla will perform at The Liacouras Center following Tinder’s announcement that Temple won their “Swipe off Challenge”

Overcoming anxiety with cashier conversations

05 November 2024 Bradley McEntee

A student reflects on their experience working in a grocery store and how they started finding beauty in small talk

Religious nationalism and its political endeavors

05 November 2024 McCaillaigh Rouse

A student urges her peers to be aware of religious nationalists and to be active in opposing the drastic choices these individuals take.