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Amid reallocating funds, Athletics to relocate three teams

08 October 2014 Andrew Parent

Women’s track & field, along with the soccer teams will move to a new athletic complex at the William Penn property, while field hockey and lacrosse could join them.

Students wait for their names to be called in the Student Financial Services office on Sept. 30. Aaron Windhorst | TTN

After complaints, new direction for offices

07 October 2014 Joe Brandt

The task force focused on customer service in six offices.

President Theobald speaks to students during the TSG meeting on Monday where he fielded questions concerning the incident that occurred on Main Campus Aug. 27. Theobald speaks with a meeting attendee before the start of the TSG meeting on Monday. Andrew Thayer | TTN

University responds, debate remains

02 September 2014 Mariam Dembele

After President Theobald announced a university investigation, students remain discontented.

In 2013, more than 9,000 students graduated from Temple, marking the university’s largest graduating class ever. Andrew Thayer |TTN

University participates in economic growth campaign

02 September 2014 Logan Beck

Retaining graduates in the area is one of the campaign’s main goals.

President Theobald (left) and TSG President Ray Smeriglio talk shortly before Theobald spoke to the General Assembly

Theobald addresses Welcome Week altercation

27 August 2014 Mariam Dembele

The president announced a university investigation into an alleged punch during Temple Fest, reportedly sparked by a heated debate.

Kevin Clark joins Temple as the senior adviser to President Neil Theobald. He came to Temple after serving as associate athletic director at Indiana University. | ABI REIMOLD TTN

To lead in The American, Theobald chooses Clark

05 November 2013 Sean Carlin

National search cancelled with choice of interim athletic director.

Iannelli: Visualize Temple must bring about actual change

28 May 2013 Jerry Iannelli

Iannelli argues that Visualize Temple must inspire action from President Theobald in order to be considered a success.