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[ 19 July 2018 ] Former Temple AEPi president to be tried on sexual assault-related charges Featured
[ 16 July 2018 ] Students react to Fox School of Business rankings scandal News
[ 15 July 2018 ] Tyler alumna explores anxiety through art in South Philly exhibit Art
[ 13 July 2018 ] Temple to be investigated by Attorney General after Fox scandal News
[ 10 July 2018 ] Temple adviser elected to lead new Philly school board Community

Temple to begin #YouAreWelcomeHere scholarship

20 June 2018 Hal Conte

The new scholarship will provide financial assistance to students participating in the campaign and furthering its message.

Senior Christopher Sohnly strolls through the Ambler Arboretum on May 1. Sohnly helped to build trails for the Gheel House, a therapeutic living community located near Frech Creek State Park. | Harrison Brink

Temple Ambler celebrates 60th anniversary

19 June 2018 Alyssa Biederman

The university looks to internal research partnerships to keep the campus ‘green’

Temple is researching invasive species

12 June 2018 Madison Seitchik

Biology professor Matthew Helmus will lead research on the economic effects of the spotted lanternfly, an invasive species from China that has disrupted some of the state’s landscape.

Temple alumnus and former Temple News editor’s records seized amid classified leak case

08 June 2018 Greta Anderson

Ali Watkins, a national security reporter for the New York Times, had her phone and email records investigated by FBI for her relationship with James Wolfe, the former Senate Intelligence Committee Director of Security.

Sophomore biology major was ‘kind’ and funny, friend says

08 June 2018 Alyssa Biederman and Will Bleier

Lorenzo Enriquez died Thursday night, officials said.

Five injured after SEPTA trains collide at Temple University station

05 June 2018 Will Bleier

Two trains “made contact” at SEPTA Temple University Regional Rail Station on Tuesday, while both trains were traveling southbound.

Students will be able to access OWLcards through Apple Watch and iPhone

04 June 2018 Lindsay Bowen

By the end of 2018, students will be able to tap into residence halls, spend Diamond Dollars and use meal swipes through an Apple watch or iPhone, Apple announced at its Worldwide Developers Conference.

Preliminary hearing for Temple’s former AEPi President postponed

31 May 2018 Kelly Brennan and Lindsay Bowen

Junior engineering major Ari Goldstein was arrested for attempted rape and other sexual assault charges earlier this month.

Temple forms task force to help students in recovery

30 May 2018 Lindsay Bowen

The task force will explore on-campus housing specifically for students in recovery.

Former Temple president Neil Theobald to be vice president of finance at University of Wyoming

23 May 2018 Alyssa Biederman

Neil Theobald resigned from the university after the Board of Trustees voted “no confidence” in him because of a $22 million deficit in scholarships funds.