International student-athletes find community at Temple
Some international athletes have decided to come to Temple because of the culture of their teams and Philadelphia's diversity as the main factors.
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Mother knows best: Renee Oymans’ recruitment story
Temple's star fencer was living in Germany during the recruitment process, so she was not able to visit Temple in person. That’s where her mother’s influence came into play.
Temple tennis has thrived on international recruiting
Six of the nine players on the men’s tennis roster hail from outside the United States – three from Europe, two from Asia and one from South America.
NIL is challenging – but not impossible – for international student-athletes
Temple's Executive Senior Associate Athletic Director Justin Miller explained how international student athletes can earn NIL opportunities.
Different generations have different feelings on the Big 5
A once timeless rivalry evokes mixed feelings in Philadelphia.
A look back at the Big 5’s history before it moves down to the Wells Fargo Center next season
The Big 5’s foundation will not be forgotten.
Squashsmarts squashes “rich man sport” narrative
SquashSmarts mentors Philadelphia youth using squash and academics. There’s no expensive membership..
A call to coaching
Philadelphia Racquet Club Head Squash Pro James Asher has retired and turned to coaching.
Gilly Lane wants to grow the game of squash in Philadelphia
Lane has led Penn to a No.1 national ranking and its first Ivy League title since 1969, but the game, he said, needs to become more diverse and accessible.
Ryleigh Dublinske overcame multiple injuries to enjoy success at Nationals
An initial injury diagnosis became a painful, three-year journey for the senior.