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Steven Ritchie and Mack Curso co-founded Temple’s 1 in 4 Program. | Kathryn Stellato TTN

Students look to combat sexual assault

15 September 2015 Lian Parsons

At Temple, a group of students are attempting to combat sexual assault.

Law students earn points for grants

15 September 2015 Jenny Roberts

Since 1992, SPIN has helped law students pursue public interest work.

Indonesia Young, a freshman English major, holds the letter notifying her of winning the Katz Scholarship beside the Red Owl Statue at Alumni Circle on Main Campus. | Matt McGraw TTN

Freshman receives first ever Katz Scholarship

15 September 2015 Gillian McGoldrick

Indonesia Young received a scholarship in memory of Lewis Katz.

Student receives threats for controversial Instagram photo

15 September 2015 Brianna Baker

A photo revealing a student’s menstrual blood brought attention to a feminist issue.

Temple’s Hangify representatives Kevin Foster (left), Daniel Garton, Ethan Dombroski, Jack Sheerin and Ben Math promote Hangify at the Bell Tower last Friday. | Madeline Archambault TTN

New Hangify app for events arrives on Main Campus

15 September 2015 Levi Krum

A new app now notifies Temple students of on-campus events.

Officials enforce vending policy on Main Campus

15 September 2015 Rob DiRienzo

One company was warned by university officials for setting up a beer pong table.

Sean Markey, a senior jazz performance major, performs at The Rite of Swing: Jazz Café at Temple Performing Arts Center Wednesday, Sept. 2. | Tim Mulhern TTN

Boyer kicks off weekly Jazz Café

08 September 2015 Ashley Caldwell

Students and faculty at the Boyer College of Music and Dance will perform jazz music every week throughout September for students and community members.

Rick Moffat, technical support manager of Computer Services, discusses the benefits of the MinecraftEdu server. | Linh Than TTN

Faculty builds video gaming education

08 September 2015 Sylvia Dao

MinecraftEdu is a school-ready server for the popular video game which can be used in the classroom.

Challenge prompts importance of cyber-security

08 September 2015 Albert Hong

The National Cyber Analyst Challenge has students prepare for and defend against a simulated cyber attack.

Gabrielle Salomon, (left), and Alison Georgescu held their first meeting for a Special Olympics College Program Thursday, Sept. 3. | Kathryn Stellato TTN

Special Olympics could be new club

08 September 2015 Jason Croft

The organization’s co-founders have deep ties to those with special needs.