Development - The Temple News

The construction stretches from Spring Garden Street to Glenwood Avenue. Marcus McCarthy | TTN

For North Broad, a new lighting project

26 August 2014 Bob Stewart

The installations come as part of an effort to boost the corridor’s economy.

After Welcome Week assault, mixed stories

26 August 2014 Cindy Stansbury

The university addresses an alleged assault at activities fair.

Dean aims to help public schools

26 August 2014 Logan Beck

The College of Education has created programs in the city’s school district to reach out to the surrounding area.

Firefighters were especially cautious in the building since it was set to be demolished soon. | SARAI FLORES TTN

Fire in old medical building during set demolition

18 July 2014 Sarai Flores

The cause of the fire, which took 45 minutes to put out, remains unknown by officials.

Criticism of professors’ study grows as university finishes ethics review

09 July 2014 Joe Brandt

Complaints of biased funding focus on two economics professors’ 2013 private-prison study.

Norris Apartments receive federal aid for redevelopment

02 July 2014 Sarai Flores

The university additionally pledged financial and educational support for the future mixed-income housing complex

Katz remembered by hundreds in memorial service

05 June 2014 Sarai Flores

Held in the Temple Performing Arts Center, speakers included former President Bill Clinton, former Pennsylvania Gov. Edward G. Rendell, Gov. Tom Corbett, Mayor Nutter and other prominent people of the Philadelphia area.

Martin-Oguike granted return after new hearing

27 January 2014 John Moritz

Former Owls linebacker found not responsible in hearing regarding 2012 sexual assault charge.

Former AD Bradshaw ‘not surprised’ by cuts

21 January 2014 Joey Cranney

Bradshaw deflects old athletic budget issues.

SEPTA payment plan shifted to 2018

21 January 2014 Joe Gilbride

TSG plan to create payment options on Owl Cards stalled due to technology.