Students will now be able to print from any computer on the TUsecure network. Wireless printing, which has been in the works since Temple Student Government’s current executive board, BreakThru TU, was voted into office,
The proposed state budget could cut Temple’s state appropriations in half for next year. Temple Student Government Student Body President Natalie Ramos-Castillo spent a majority of her spring break talking to students who may not
After going without a boathouse for three years, the crew teams will have a new one. The crew team’s former facility, East Park Canoe House in Fairmount Park, was condemned in January 2008. Without a
A few hours after Gov. Tom Corbett released his budget proposing the state cut funding for state-related universities in half, Senior Vice President for Government, Community and Public Affairs Ken Lawrence put things into perspective.
Space for food and retail vendors will be included in Temple’s 20/20 plan. As construction and development continues for Temple’s 20/20 plan, university officials are looking for potential prospects to fill the spaces assigned for
Larry Alford accepted an appointment at a top university research library in Toronto. Dean of University Libraries Larry Alford, credited by some for revamping the libraries’ resources over the past six years, has accepted an
Housing requested a 4.25 percent increase in room rates for 2012. University Housing is establishing the room-and-board rates for the 2011-12 academic year. At the Feb. 23 Board of Trustees meeting, the Student Affairs Committee
Temple for a DREAM members continue to fight for and raise awareness about the DREAM Act. Pamela Salazar was the valedictorian of her middle school, graduated in the Top 5 percent of Central High School
More than 20 art studios housed in one facility creates an artistic atmosphere in Reading, Pa. If you had to guess, where do you think the largest and most comprehensive arts studio in the country