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Familiar face returns to offensive coaching staff

10 April 2012 Colin Tansits

New offensive coordinator Ryan Day spreads the field. For the Temple offense this upcoming season, the name of the game will be diversity. As the Owls transition into their second season under coach Steve Addazio,

A non-revenue look at Big East expansion

19 March 2012 The Temple News

The Temple News provides insight into a selection of Temple’s non-revenue sports teams’ reactions to the news that they’d be joining the Big East conference to compete, effective the 2013-14 season. Temple will be joining

Temple brushes off Fordham, 78-60

01 February 2012 Sean Carlin

Men’s basketball starts slow, wins big in a sloppy conference game. After a close first half, Temple ran away from Fordham in a 78-60 win at the Liacouras Center Wednesday night. Redshirt-senior guard Ramone Moore

Shopping alternatives attract local

28 November 2011 Sarah Elizabeth Guy

Although Black Friday attracts millions of people to the stores, community member Jean-Francois Shahade has another tradition. On Friday, Nov. 25, 152 million people rolled out of bed and spent $9.7 billion on Black Friday,

The Temple Owls beat the Army Black Nights

22 November 2011 Abi Reimold

[flickr 14423699@n04 72157628099934021] The Temple Owls beat the Army Black Nights last Saturday afternoon. Photos by Sam Oshlag.

Rebuild the big three

07 November 2011 Jake Adams and Brandon Stoneburg

Senior guard BJ Williams will become a member of the Big Three. After reaching the NCAA tournament for the eighth consecutive year last season, the Owls look to try to make this year a memorable

GM must show responsibility or lose customer base

31 October 2011 Dante Peters

Dante Peters argues that GM should consider its customer base before releasing offensive advertising targeting college students. In 2009 American taxpayers gave General Motors $50 billion. In fact, the American taxpayers dished out a total

Women’s soccer comes up short against Richmond

09 October 2011 Daniel Carvalho

The women’s soccer team came up short against Atlantic Ten Conference foe Richmond by a score of 3-2 at the Ambler Campus Sports Complex on Friday. The team was 0-2 in conference play heading into

Appearance-based profiling proves incorrect

07 October 2011 Alexis Sachdev

DANUBE JOHNSON The Temple News Last week while I was walking down Walnut Street, an older gentleman clad in a signature Human Rights Campaign vest with a clipboard in his hand shouted to me, “Hey

Remain sensitive to sensitivities

03 October 2011 Dana Ricci

Dana Ricci discusses the difficulty she faces due to her food allergy, and how to date those with allergies. Outside a South Philly corner store one night, I was explaining a little about myself to