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Ride Indego stations come to Main Campus

21 April 2015 Shannon Hurley

On April 23, the Ride Indego bikeshare system will become available for city-wide use.

‘MESH’ art show unites creatives from all programs

14 April 2015 Kelsey Stairiker

Yasmine Mustafa (left) and Anthony Gold of ROAR work on business plans to discuss at an upcoming meeting. The company hopes to launch by December. | Margo Reed TTN

Woman to woman

14 April 2015 Eamon Dreisbach

Yasmine Mustafa founded ROAR for Good, a company that produces wearable self-defense devices for women.

Temple’s Relay for Life raised more than $50,000 for the American Cancer Society. The event was held in McGonigle Hall on April 10. | Ana Padilla TTN

Walking to find a cure for cancer

14 April 2015 Jane Babian

More than 1,000 people packed McGonigle Hall on April 10 to participate in Relay for Life.

The plant sale will include plants like perennials, annuals, woodies, herbs, veggies and hanging baskets. | COURTESY Anne Brennan

Ambler horticulture society holds annual plant sale

14 April 2015 Nina Depaz

Temple Ambler’s annual Campus Plant Sale, held by the horticulture honors society, will run later this month.

“MESH: Redefining Art at Temple” exhibited the artwork of students from a variety of academic backgrounds. | Bree Hansteen TTN

‘MESH’ art show unites creatives from all programs

14 April 2015 Finnian Saylor

Art of Business/Business of Art held a show on Main Campus last week.

Stephen Flemming talks to press and a crowd about endorsing Jim Kenney for Mayor of Philadelphia on March 16. | COURTESY Stephen Flemming

Alumnus finds purpose as an elementary school teacher

14 April 2015 Ashley Caldwell

Stephen Flemming frequently advocates for the city’s public schools.

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Students plan event to honor fallen police officer

14 April 2015 Vince Bellino

A basketball tournament will be held to memoralize police officer Robert Wilson III and raise funds for his family.

Brandon Bahr (left), Andrew Nekkache and Mike Paszkiewicz – all Habitat developers – stand near the Bell Tower during a day-long student start-up exhibition on April 2. | Alexa Bricker TTN

A collective effort to pioneer a student marketplace

07 April 2015 Alexa Bricker

Habitat is a student-launched app that allows students to buy and sell goods.

On April 1, hundreds of male students marched to stop rape, sexual assault and gender violence. assault and gender violence. assault and gender violence. “Walk A Mile In Her Shoes,” an international men’s march to stop rape, sexual assault and gender violence. | Brianna Spause TTN

Men don heels for a cause

07 April 2015 Colton Shaw

Through Walk a Mile in Her Shoes, students attempt to raise awareness of sexual violence.

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