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President Englert delivers 2018 State of the University Address

20 September 2018 Lindsay Bowen

The President discussed issues relating to community relations, like laying the groundwork for a Special Services District to address “quality of life” issues.

Board hosts last meeting of academic year at Ambler Campus

02 May 2018 Kelly Brennan

President Richard Englert noted the trustees’ decision to rescind Bill Cosby’s honorary degree and the suspension of the Alpha Epsilon Pi fraternity on Main Campus.

Coaching transition slows men’s basketball team’s progress

17 April 2018 Tom Ignudo

The assistant sports editor argues that Aaron McKie shouldn’t have to wait to take over the program.

Temple announces men’s basketball coaching transition

11 April 2018 Evan Easterling

Coach Fran Dunphy will step down after the 2018-19 season before assistant coach Aaron McKie will assume his role starting in the 2019-20 season.

Temple official: University can still show benefits of the stadium

20 March 2018 Will Bleier

The vice president of public affairs said Temple is committed to entering a legally binding agreement with the community.

NAACP wants Temple stadium built in Rittenhouse Square

18 March 2018 Kelly Brennan

The Philadelphia NAACP wants to meet with President Richard Englert to discuss their stadium proposal.

Stadium town hall ends early after protester disruption

06 March 2018 Kelly Brennan

President Englert was unable to finish his presentation about the stadium before he was cut off by protesters.

Anti-stadium town hall draws more than 100 residents, students

02 March 2018 Matt McCann

University President Richard Englert, Board of Trustees Chairman Patrick O’Connor and Philadelphia City Council President Darrell Clarke were invited to the town hall, but did not attend.

On-campus food pantry to open next week

13 February 2018 Madison Seitchik

The food pantry is accepting donations this week to prepare for its opening.

Temple will build a $10 million marijuana research facility, despite city and state officials asking university administrators to consider building it near Erie Avenue and 2nd Street, which is currently the site of an abandoned warehouse. | SYDNEY SCHAEFER / THE TEMPLE NEWS

Temple silent on marijuana facility

16 January 2018 Will Bleier

The university will build a marijuana research facility in Lancaster County. Elected officials want Temple to build it in North Philadelphia.