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Consent workshop held as part of Sexual Assault Prevention Week

06 September 2018 Claudia Estrada

Representatives from the Wellness Resource Center, It’s On Us, Temple Student Government and Students Organized Against Sexual Assault spoke at the workshop.

A Greek life president’s duties: explained

04 September 2018 Greta Anderson

The Temple News examined the institutional oversight of some Greek organizations on campus.

Philly Department of Revenue offers tax relief

04 September 2018 Will Bleier

The initiative focuses on three programs for homeowners and senior citizens.

Students evacuated at The View due to prank call alleging an active shooter

03 September 2018 Alyssa Biederman

Students were evacuated from the apartment building after police received a false tip claiming there was an active shooter situation.

Second Sexual Assault Prevention Week begins

03 September 2018 Alyssa Biederman

Five events will be held on campus this week to educate students on the topic of sexual assault.

Villanova beats Temple football in FCS-FBS upset

01 September 2018 Sam Neumann and Michael Zingrone

The Wildcats intercepted graduate student quarterback Frank Nutile twice, including on the Owls’ last offensive play, during their 19-17 win on Saturday at Lincoln Financial Field.

Eco-friendly recycling machines added to Temple dining halls

30 August 2018 Hal Conte

The machines have already diverted more than 45,000 pounds of waste from landfills.

Missing Temple student found in Northwest Philadelphia

28 August 2018 Greta Anderson

Jeremy Alwine was reported missing to Temple Police on Monday night after he did not return home from the first day of classes at Main Campus.

MEASURING THE IMPACT OF THE FOX SCHOOL’S SCANDAL

28 August 2018 Gillian McGoldrick

The Temple News analyzed a rankings-focused culture at the Fox School of Business and its impact on student experience.

Temple rethinks stadium strategy, increases community maintenance programs

28 August 2018 Will Bleier

The move follows the university’s decision to delay submitting its on-campus stadium proposal to the City Planning Commission.