Full Show For Thursday October 15 2026

Less than three weeks to the midterm elections.

No more 80 plus degree weather.

More seasonable, so we'll tell you how low it's gonna get in the forecast coming up.

Let's take you to Temple University investigating what they say is a reported rape at an off-campus apartment building right near the university's North Camp- North Philadelphia campus.

So this under investigation.

Temple University says the rape was alleged to have happened 2:30 in the morning, over the weekend, Saturday, inside the University Village Apartments, and that's on North 10th Street.

This is a couple of blocks off campus, but does fall within, for example, Temple University Police, their patrol boundary.

And so of this one they have, um, you know, advocacy groups, campus ad- advocacy groups, as well as Philadelphia, um, ad- advocacy groups against sexual violence, that sort of thing, when they're talking about, um, you know, college campuses this time of year, and tying that to, you know, a lot of activities in the fall.

So they're tying it to the university, although a Temple spokesperson said the university is taking this report very seriously, providing resources to the student who reported, uh, that she was raped.

But they're not giving us the specifics of the situation.

They said the university student conduct process is independent of any law enforce- enforcement investigation.

And then after they review it at the Temple University level, and this is a lot of universities, we've seen this with Cornell, and by the way, they had another, you know, protest there asking, after the Cornell Seven, for that university president to resign with a no-confidence vote among faculty.

But on the Temple campus, the allegations come just a week, obviously, after Temple convened a sexual assault advisory group.

That was in response to the national headlines over the sex assault allegations at Cornell University, which I will point out to you, the Cornell Seven situation, that happened, um, that would have happened, you know, obviously over two years ago.

And so even though it happened years ago, we're hearing about it now because of a civil, a civil lawsuit by the woman now known as I am Jane Doe.

I am Jane Doe.

I-

Not Jane Doe.

Separated from-

I am

... of course, the one in Cornell.

You know, we had the Lindsay Clancy stuff, right? And then three or four horrific stories have popped up in the news cycle after that.

Now here we have Cornell Seven, now we have Temple.

Mm.

You get the sense that there's a, like, a pattern here of these, I guess we could call them copycats, but people just coming forward with this type of stuff.

Less than three weeks to the midterm elections.

No more 80 plus degree weather.

More seasonable, so we'll tell you how low it's gonna get in the forecast coming up.

Let's take you to Temple University investigating what they say is a reported rape at an off-campus apartment building right near the university's North Camp- North Philadelphia campus.

So this under investigation.

Temple University says the rape was alleged to have happened 2:30 in the morning, over the weekend, Saturday, inside the University Village Apartments, and that's on North 10th Street.

This is a couple of blocks off campus, but does fall within, for example, Temple University Police, their patrol boundary.

And so of this one they have, um, you know, advocacy groups, campus ad- advocacy groups, as well as Philadelphia, um, ad- advocacy groups against sexual violence, that sort of thing, when they're talking about, um, you know, college campuses this time of year, and tying that to, you know, a lot of activities in the fall.

So they're tying it to the university, although a Temple spokesperson said the university is taking this report very seriously, providing resources to the student who reported, uh, that she was raped.

But they're not giving us the specifics of the situation.

They said the university student conduct process is independent of any law enforce- enforcement investigation.

And then after they review it at the Temple University level, and this is a lot of universities, we've seen this with Cornell, and by the way, they had another, you know, protest there asking, after the Cornell Seven, for that university president to resign with a no-confidence vote among faculty.

But on the Temple campus, the allegations come just a week, obviously, after Temple convened a sexual assault advisory group.

That was in response to the national headlines over the sex assault allegations at Cornell University, which I will point out to you, the Cornell Seven situation, that happened, um, that would have happened, you know, obviously over two years ago.

And so even though it happened years ago, we're hearing about it now because of a civil, a civil lawsuit by the woman now known as I am Jane Doe.

I am Jane Doe.

I-

Not Jane Doe.

Separated from-

I am

... of course, the one in Cornell.

You know, we had the Lindsay Clancy stuff, right? And then three or four horrific stories have popped up in the news cycle after that.

Now here we have Cornell Seven, now we have Temple.

Mm.

You get the sense that there's a, like, a pattern here of these, I guess we could call them copycats, but people just coming forward with this type of stuff.