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Temple Police: On-campus theft decreased in 2017

30 January 2018 Julia Boyd

Temple Police instituted several initiatives to decrease crime rates on Main Campus.

Former Fox adjunct was charged with sexual misconduct

30 January 2018 Kelly Brennan

Sombudha Adhikari pleaded guilty to sexual misconduct in 2009 and was hired by Temple in 2013.

Stabbing on Gratz leaves man in critical condition

28 January 2018 Julia Boyd

Students were sent a TU Alert on Saturday night to report an assault on Gratz Street near Montgomery Avenue.

Former adjunct on leave at Rutgers for 2009 sexual misconduct arrest

26 January 2018 Kelly Brennan

Sombudha Adhikari was an adjunct instructor in the Fox School of Business from 2013 to Spring 2017.

Philadelphia lawyer withdraws from Cosby defense team

26 January 2018 Kelly Brennan

Sam Silver, a board member of the Pennsylvania Innocence Project at the Beasley School of Law, was Cosby’s only lawyer from Philadelphia.

Bill Cosby juror selection to begin in March

23 January 2018 Kelly Brennan

Residents from Montgomery County will be summoned to court on March 29.

Prosecutors request 19 accusers at Bill Cosby retrial

18 January 2018 Kelly Brennan

The prosecution’s request to present testimonies from 13 of Cosby’s accusers was denied during his first trial in June 2017.

TU Alerts: Students skeptical about their efficiency

16 January 2018 Julia Boyd

Many students turn to other resources due to perceived delays in the TU Alert system.

University President Richard Englert released a statement on Friday. including photos of the suspect.

Suspect remains unidentified in racist poster incident

16 January 2018 Kelly Brennan

Temple Police were unable to identify the person suspected of hanging racist posters around Main Campus in December, wrote Campus Safety Services Executive Director Charlie Leone in an email. “Although we have suspicion of a

TUPD investigating offensive posters hung around campus

13 December 2017 Kelly Brennan

The posters containing racial slurs were found on power poles across Main Campus.