Newly registered least likely to vote
November 4, 2008 by Nick Pipitone
Filed under News, Research
The voting wards surrounding Temple’s campus have seen a surge in the number of newly registered voters, but their turn out today isn’t guaranteed.
Insurance protected by new law
October 28, 2008 by Nick Pipitone
Filed under News, Research
“Michelle’s Law” lets students keep their insurance in the event of serious illness.
A loss of state funding leads to hiring freeze on campus
October 21, 2008 by Nick Pipitone
Filed under News, Research
Pennsylvania rescinds $1.6 million from the university’s budget due to the economic crisis hurting the country.
Cost to educate varies
September 8, 2008 by Nick Pipitone
Filed under News, Research
The Board of Trustees approves tuition differentials in budget.
TTN Audio: Pennsylvania Governor’s School for Urban Education
April 1, 2008 by Nick Pipitone
Filed under Audio, News, Web Exclusives
Click below for Nick Pipitone’s audio report on the Pennsylvania Governor’s School for Urban Education.
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Developments at the College of Education
April 1, 2008 by Nick Pipitone
Filed under Articles, News, Web Exclusives
To see a story on the College of Education and the Pennsylvania Governor’s School for Urban Education, click here.
When C. Kent McGuire stepped in as dean at the College of Education five years ago, he remembers one of his first visits came from Pennsylvania State Rep. James Roebuck of West Philadelphia.
“He did me a great [...]
Urban governor’s school narrows list of applicants
March 31, 2008 by Nick Pipitone
Filed under News
As the brain trust behind Temple’s new Pennsylvania Governor’s School for Urban Teaching met Friday to review student applications, they needed to look no further than the Temple graduate assistant distributing the forms to see the ideal Governor’s School model.
It was Josephine Gasieuski, 1997 alum of the Pennsylvania Governor’s School for the Sciences at Carnegie [...]
TTN Audio: Students and polar bear attend political debate
March 8, 2008 by Nick Pipitone
Filed under Articles, Audio, News
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Whoever said college students don’t pay attention to politics hasn’t been to Temple lately.
As the Temple College Democrats and Temple College Republicans held their second annual debate Thursday night, it was clear that at least some of the student body is active in the body politic [...]
Man shot near HSC subway station
February 21, 2008 by Nick Pipitone
Filed under Articles, Featured, News
SEPTA Police shot a 23-year-old black male on the Broad Street Line near Temple Hospital at the Allegheny Avenue station Wednesday afternoon, SEPTA spokesman Jim Whitaker said.
The shooting, which occurred around 1 p.m., jammed up subway lines and slowed down dozens of confused Temple students and commuters for more than two hours.
On the northbound line, [...]
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