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Temple professor hosts art exhibition in New York City

04 August 2021 Samantha Sullivan

Tyler professor Karyn Olivier’s, “At The Intersection of Two Faults” addresses themes like invisibility and displacement

Finding myself while lost in New York

28 August 2018 Rae Burach

A lead columnist reflects on spending her summer studying in a new city.

Paul Palmer earns College Football Hall of Fame selection

08 January 2018 Evan Easterling

The 1986 Heisman Trophy runner-up is the first Temple player and fourth former Owl to earn induction.

Shizz Alston Jr.: ‘We got NCAA Tournament hopes’

05 December 2017 Evan Easterling

Temple has a chance for two quality wins during its four-game home stretch.

Cross country earns best-ever finishes at NCAA regional meet

11 November 2017 Michael Zingrone

Graduate student Marc Steinsberger earned all-region honors, and both the men’s and women’s teams earned top-10 finishes at the NCAA Mid-Atlantic Regional Championship on Friday at Lehigh University.

Kirk: BrooklyKnight struggles with identity, hero status

25 February 2013 Matt Kirk

Kirk argues that the BrooklyKnight is too silly to be taken seriously.

Quick trips: New York City

28 February 2011 Nichole Baldino

Celebrate spring with cheap outdoor flea markets, fairs and tours. New York is a city of luxury – of expensive tastes and high fashion. But New York City can be a very budget-friendly destination. You

“Jack Goes Boating” stays true to life

28 September 2010 Alyssa Brindisi

“Jack Goes Boating” star Amy Ryan tells The Temple News why accepting the role in Philip Seymour Hoffman’s directorial debut was like fitting together a puzzle. Despite what Hollywood and Disney fairy tales led us

Staiano-Coico announces move to alma mater

04 May 2010

Provost Lisa Staiano-Coico, who came to Temple in 2007, will be leaving her position to become president of the City University of New York.

Tourists size up the city’s weaknesses

09 December 2008

They hate our crime, love our food and can’t stop comparing us to NYC.