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The women’s tennis team is trying to get closer to an Atlantic Ten Conference championship. New coach Jill Breslin was looking to get closer to home. The Absecon, N.J., native, formerly the coach at Louisiana-Monroe,

It has been over 40 years since the Civil Rights demonstrations that galvanized a nation, but for 16-year-old Domonique Benton of Hope Charter on 2116 East Haines Street, today’s Jena Six rally was a moment

About one of every four women will be sexually assaulted during college, according to a study by the National College Women Sexual Victimization. First semester freshmen have the greatest risk of being sexually assaulted, yet

Howard Gittis, a member of Temple’s Board of Trustees for more than 25 years, died Monday in New York City. He was 73. The Philadelphia native is the former chairman of the Board of Trustees

Deputy Provost Richard Englert has good reason to call Temple’s Ambler campus “one of the gems of Temple’s crown.” The gardens are a breathtaking sight, from the colorful flowers of the Perennial Garden to the

Letters of recommendation can set students apart from their competitors or, in some cases, make a below average student look mediocre, said Dr. Chet Rispoli, director of Career Development Services. For students who are about