TSG gives State of Campus
February 24, 2010 by Joshua Fernandez
Filed under News, TSG
Student Center leaders announced new on-campus event guidelines for organizations.
Students present fee push
February 23, 2010 by Joshua Fernandez
Filed under News, TSG
Student leaders met with the University Fees committee to advocate for the green fee.
SWAT organizes coalition
February 16, 2010 by Joshua Fernandez
Filed under News
Inspired by a UPenn group, a coalition for strong women is emerging at Temple.
iPhone app creates a real-life gaydar
February 16, 2010 by Joshua Fernandez
Filed under Trends
A new smartphone application pinpoints men like radar for those looking for “Mr. Right or Mr. Tonight.” Josh Fernandez thinks there’s a little more to it.
TSG tries new format to engage audience
February 15, 2010 by Joshua Fernandez
Filed under Articles
The second Temple Student Government Senate meeting of the semester demonstrated TSG’s commitment to setting new precedents, especially with its new meeting room style and format.
Drawing the line between LGBT labels
February 1, 2010 by Joshua Fernandez
Filed under People, Temple Living
When defining sexual orientations, there can be major personal differences between labeling oneself as “gay,” “bisexual,” and now, “queer.”
Main Campus Confection
February 1, 2010 by Joshua Fernandez
Filed under Featured, Temple Living
Philly’s famed cupcake truck will now visit Main Campus every Thursday.
Deciding on plastic surgery is more than skin deep
February 1, 2010 by Joshua Fernandez
Filed under Commentary
While some undergo plastic surgery out of medical necessity, others take procedures too far, fueling a beauty-obsessed culture.
TSG unveils new pledge
January 26, 2010 by Joshua Fernandez
Filed under News, TSG
At TSG’s first State of the Campus address, leaders debuted a pledge and played games with attendees.
Saltry fills Dempsey’s shoes
January 19, 2010 by Joshua Fernandez
Filed under News, TSG
TSG Senate Pro Tempore Colin Saltry stepped up at the end of last semester to take over former Senate President Jeff Dempsey’s place after his abrupt resignation. But, the new leader is no stranger to controversy.
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