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‘Heartbroken’

06 December 2013 Avery Maehrer

Student-athletes react in “shock” to the news that seven intercollegiate sports will be eliminated.

University to eliminate seven intercollegiate sports

06 December 2013 Joey Cranney

The Board of Trustees approved a decision to cut baseball, softball, men’s crew, women’s rowing, men’s gymnastics and men’s indoor and outdoor track & field.

Student recovered alive from Willington after 17 hours

14 October 2013 John Moritz

A Temple student was recovered from his Willington house alive early Monday morning after a day-long standoff with police.

Former film professor succeeds to teaching the power of music through film

23 September 2013 Mary Salisbury

Dustin Morrow’s “Everything Went Down” screened by TUTV on Sept. 19.

Klaniecki: When designing dorms, community is key

16 September 2013 Paige Klaniecki

Communal life is making a comeback in new college dormitories.

Features

Village sets high hopes for their career

18 August 2013 Hend Salah

This Philadelphia band plays city for now, set to record demo in the fall.

A Piece of Nigeria Viewed on the East Coast

01 August 2013 Chelsea Finn

Dr. Ottenberg brings a series of art pieces in his collection, The Art of Translation: The
Simon Ottenberg Gift of Modern and Contemporary Nigerian Art at the Newark Museum.

Students mixed on conference move

13 May 2013 Samuel Botwinick

Some students say The American will be step up for basketball, mixing with concern about football staying competitive.

Parks & Rec Commission delays recommendation on boathouse

08 March 2013 Joey Cranney

The university is exploring alternative of restoring old boathouse for new use.

Hillel Hoffmann is the man behind the tweets. Hoffmann took the reins of the university’s official Twitter account in Fall 2010 and has seen an explosion in followers and engagement on the social media site. | ANGELO FICHERA TTN

Developing a friendly voice, in 140 characters or less

26 February 2013 Angelo Fichera

Social media has redefined the Office of University Communications.