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Controversy University: Temple faces unhappy donors in wake of a contentious year

12 February 2019 Grace Shallow

Several high-level donors are rethinking their donations due to national scandals clogging the narrative about Temple.

Temple Rome dean to depart in July 2019

22 January 2019 Grace Shallow

Hilary Link will become the first woman president of Allegheny College.

The case of Commonwealth v. Joshua Hupperterz

15 January 2019 Grace Shallow

The prosecution points its finger at Joshua Hupperterz for the murder of Jenna Burleigh. He blames his roommate.

Hupperterz acted ‘normal’ while allegedly transporting bin with body inside

09 January 2019 Grace Shallow

Joshua Hupperterz, on trial for the murder of Temple student Jenna Burleigh, is accused of containing and moving her body outside of Philadelphia.

Jury chosen in murder trial for Temple student Jenna Burleigh

07 January 2019 Grace Shallow

Joshua Hupperterz’s trial will begin on Tuesday morning at 9 a.m.

Board chairman getting involved in the Marc Lamont Hill scandal complicated it for Temple, experts say

21 December 2018 Grace Shallow

Chairman of the Board of Trustees Patrick O’Connor sat down with The Temple News on Tuesday.

O’Connor: Hill’s comments caused ‘immeasurable’ harm to Temple

18 December 2018 Grace Shallow

The chairman of the Board of Trustees sat down with The Temple News on Tuesday to discuss the controversy surrounding the professor’s anti-Israeli, pro-Palestinian comments.

Hupperterz defense arranges evidence in hearing one month before trial

10 December 2018 Grace Shallow

Joshua Hupperterz’s statements to police before he was offered legal counsel will not be used to incriminate him.

Student org celebrates Hanukkah days after Hill’s comments

04 December 2018 Grace Shallow

President Richard Englert and Provost JoAnne Epps attended the event.

Hundreds sign national letter condemning Temple, CNN reaction following Marc Lamont Hill’s UN speech

03 December 2018 Grace Shallow

Two Temple students and a 1989 alumnus signed the letter along with several other organizations and professors not affiliated with the university.