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Temple Women’s Basketball suffered a 65-60 road loss to the University of Houston on Saturday afternoon in Houston, Texas.

The mayoral candidate spoke to crowds at Main Campus as TUGSA continues its strike.

Temple forward Caranda Perea’s 17 points helped the Owls earn a 72-59 victory against Wichita State University on Wednesday night.

Sanders’ support comes just one day after TUGSA began their strike to advocate for increased pay, longer parental leave and classroom improvements.

The Temple community gathered to share memories of Powell after her passing on Jan. 2.

The Board also approved the beginning stages of construction on the 12th Street Vendor Pad.

The rally was attended by State Sen. Sharif Street, TUGSA leadership and more than 100 supporters.

The strike comes two months after the union voted to authorize it.

Temple Fencing is ranked No. 11 in the country and performing at a high level in head coach Jennie Salmon’s first season at the helm.

A student argues that the FDA must reevaluate its new proposal for blood donor restrictions because it’s still discriminatory against MSM.