2024 - The Temple News

Temple’s late comeback falls short against Charlotte

11 February 2024 Sienna Conaghan

Temple Men’s Basketball extended its losing streak to nine games, guard Quante Berry had his best performance of the season, finishing with 13 points

Sustaining Jewish history scholarship: Feinstein Center legacy continues

11 February 2024 Molly Fiske

With the inception of the Brown Family Research Award, Temple’s Feinstein Center for American Jewish History propels a three-decade tradition.

J&H dining undergoes aesthetic refresh, menu changes

11 February 2024 Sidney Rochnik

In the span of the past two months, Esposito Dining Center debuted a new look and menu changes, brought back reusable dishware, faced water damage and reinforced its meal swipe policy.

PHOTOS: Temple SJP demonstration met with counter-protesters

10 February 2024 Robert Cruz

The group’s walkout and rally on Friday called for immediate ceasefire and for students to hold Temple administration accountable.

Large group of juveniles, shots fired reported on Main Campus

10 February 2024 Oliver Sabo

There were two separate shots fired incidents reported, as well as a report of a large group of juveniles on Broad Street.

Temple rallies to beat South Florida

10 February 2024 Colin Schofield

Despite blowing a 14-point lead in the first half, a late fourth-quarter run pushed the Owls past the Bulls 59-55.

Temple beats Colgate in season opener

10 February 2024 Sienna Conaghan

Temple Lacrosse used a four-goal third quarter to sprint past the Raiders 11-5 in its first game of the season.

“ROMA” showcases art from a life abroad

09 February 2024 Molly Fiske

The art exhibit comes from the largest cohort of MFA students studying at Temple Rome in more than a decade.

Temple can’t complete comeback, falls to Memphis

08 February 2024 Ryan Mack

Temple Men’s Basketball went into halftime down 18 points before cutting the lead to three late in the second half in their 84-77 loss Thursday night.

Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts partners with Temple after degree program closes

07 February 2024 Sidney Rochnik

The 37 first and second-year students who were enrolled in the PAFA degree program now have an incentive to transfer to the Tyler School of Art and Architecture.