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Police investigate shots fired at donut shop

10 November 2016 Julie Christie

A man fired a gun at a donut shop On Girard Avenue near N. Watts Street early Thursday afternoon, Temple Police said. A TU Alert was sent to students around 12:50 p.m. telling them that

Second anti-Trump protest makes way through Main Campus

09 November 2016 Evan Easterling

Students joined thousands from across the city to protest the President-elect.

McGinty speaks to students at Bell Tower

03 November 2016 Gillian McGoldrick

Students had the chance to take photos and meet with the Democratic Senate candidate.

14 PA universities go on strike

19 October 2016 Paige Gross

Temple is a state-related university and will not be affected.

University rushing to fix broken water main

12 October 2016 Kelly Brennan

University officials said they do not yet know the cause of the water main break.

Englert to continue as president, Board says

11 October 2016 Gillian McGoldrick

The Board of Trustees also re-elected several of its members and announced a new food provider for the university’s dining halls.

Police said they found Agatha Hall dead in her apartment early Aug. 31. | Via LinkedIn

Jury finds man guilty in murder of Temple student

27 September 2016 Julie Christie

After four days of testimony, the jury deliberated for more than two hours before delivering the verdict.

Board plans vote to remove President Theobald

12 July 2016 Paige Gross

This story has been updated to reflect that the Board announced its intent to name Chancellor Richard Englert as Acting President. It also includes the reactions of Temple Student Government President Aron Cowen, TAUP President

Cosby will go to trial, judge says

07 July 2016 Gillian McGoldrick

Cosby’s legal team — which has been trying to dismiss sexual assault charges against the former trustee — argued that they should have been able to cross-examine his accuser.

Former lacrosse player to walk at graduation

24 April 2016 Owen McCue

Rachel Hall, who was critically injured last April on her bike near Main Campus, will walk at graduation this year.