Year: 2002

Despite a Pennsylvania mandate that all dormitory residents at state-funded schools receive the vaccine for meningococcal meningitis, over 2200 Temple residents have not received the treatment. Temple Student Health Services is offering the vaccine for

Students gathered on Wednesday, Oct. 2 in a show of support and solidarity for Temple’s gay and lesbian community. Balloons and streamers in bright rainbow colors decorated the entrance to the 4th Annual Safe Space

The subject of last year’s hit movie A Beautiful Mind was honored at a banquet Saturday at Temple University’s Diamond Club. The O. Spurgeon English Humanitarian Awards recognized the unique contributions to medicine and science

On March 1, 1961, the JFK Administration introduced a bold new initiative to the national agenda. He called it the Peace Corps, an entirely volunteer organization dedicated to the betterment of Third World countries and

Ah, the fall season. The air is crisp, the sky is a kaleidoscope of colors and the scents of autumn sweetness surround you. Unfortunately, you can’t concentrate on the scenery. For many college students the