Erin Edinger-Turoff - The Temple News

Boys and Girls Club denies campus salesman

21 January 2014 Erin Edinger-Turoff

Club says man who advertises charity has no official ties to organization.

The members of Broad Street Line stand in front of the White House on Dec. 16. | Courtesy Ryan Carlin

A presidential performance

31 December 2013 Erin Edinger-Turoff

Temple’s all-male a cappella group was surprised by an opportunity to give a private performance for President Barack Obama and First Lady Michelle Obama.

Members of the Phhiladelphia Youth Poetry Movement performed original poetry on Nov. 15 at The Rotunda. | Patricia Madej TTN

Slamming expressions

03 December 2013 Erin Edinger-Turoff

Philadelphia Youth Poetry Movement provides mentoring and a sense of community.

Law professor confronts apathy

12 November 2013 Erin Edinger-Turoff

Burton Caine sees inconsistent stances on First Amendment rights in students.

Marie Jordan (left) and her older sister Rebekah share a home together in Salem, Mass. Marie is responsible for her sister’s well being while Rebekah fights leukemia. Marie has taken a year off school to be with her. | Courtesy Jeffrey Ward

Her sister’s keeper

22 October 2013 Erin Edinger-Turoff

Marie Jordan is her sister’s primary caretaker after having deferred for the year.

Yumtown debuts a seasonal special, ‘The Leafblower’

24 September 2013 Erin Edinger-Turoff

One truck found on campus offers natural, locally grown ingredients.

Marketing grad to run off student debt

02 September 2013 Erin Edinger-Turoff

Jason Kasher kicks off his own business, Paid To Run.

Around Campus: Textbooks can open concert doors

02 September 2013 Erin Edinger-Turoff

Buying books online could save students even more money this fall–if they’re fans of Trey Songz.

Textbooks can open concert doors

01 September 2013 Erin Edinger-Turoff

Students have the opportunity to attend a Trey Songz concert for free on Sept. 12th through a registration option on Amazon.com.

A Hit Out of the Park

24 July 2013 Erin Edinger-Turoff

Local business owner David Gavigan used the Temple Small Business Development Center to successfully start up his indoor batting cage, Everybody Hits.