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Volleyball coach resigns following final loss, after 16 years of spikes

15 November 2010 Brandon Stoneburg

Coach Bob Bertucci steps down after the team’s 4-25 season.

Professor retires after 40 years

03 February 2009

Thaddeus Mathis is retiring after nearly 40 years but isn’t done teaching yet.

Ronald T. Brown: named interim dean of dentistry school

15 April 2008

Ronald. T. Brown has been named interim dean of Temple’s dentistry school, as a search for outgoing Dean Martin F. Tansy’s replacement continues.

New law school dean named: Epps to replace Reinstein

11 April 2008

JoAnne A. Epps has been chosen to replace Robert J. Reinstein as dean of Temple’s Beasley School of Law effective July 1.

Diane Bryen leaving Institute on Disabilities

04 April 2008

Diane Nelson Bryen will leave her post as executive director of Temple’s Institute on Disabilities in June after more than 15 years in the role, the university announced earlier this week. She will be replaced

Joe Frazier’s Gym closes for renovations

03 April 2008

Joe Frazier’s Gym, a North Philadelphia landmark at 2917 N. Broad St. above Glenwood Avenue for more than 40 years, has been closed for renovations. The closure will last at least three months, said Leslie

University spokesman Mark Eyerly leaves university

02 February 2008

Mark Eyerly, Temple’s chief communications officer, has left the university. Yesterday was his last day, university spokesman Ray Betzner said.“I am no longer with Temple University,” the greeting on Eyerly’s voice mail simply stated today.

Campus unknown named next dean of Japan campus

22 January 2008

Bruce Stronach was named the next dean of Temple University-Japan on Jan. 10, to replace the retiring dean, Kirk R. Patterson. Stronach will officially join TUJ on Feb. 1 but will not assume the role

Tyler dean retires just before transition to Main Campus

22 January 2008

After serving as dean of the Tyler School of Art for two-and-a-half years, Keith Morrison announced his decision to step down from the position earlier this month to pursue his own projects.”I thoroughly enjoyed working

Temple professor, who brought ties to China, dies at 95

04 December 2007

Man-Chiang Niu, who was instrumental in forging Temple’s well-developed relationship with his native China, died last month in Beijing. He was 95. Niu, a retired Temple biology professor, died of complications from bone marrow cancer.