Last year, in response to 114 alcohol-related violations of the university’s code of conduct on and around campus, Vice President of Student Affairs Theresa Powell called for the creation of a drug and alcohol task

When he left the Philadelphia District Attorney’s office in 1985, the last thing Edward G. Rendell imagined he’d be doing 20 years later was occupying the governor’s mansion in Harrisburg. After a seven-year hiatus from

Two students are trying to put their lives back together after the house they were living in suddenly collapsed last week and left them without a place to live. Courtney Ignarri and Tricia O’Donnell lived

The Temple News: In your first inaugural speech when you were first elected Mayor of Philadelphia, you listed some of the city’s most serious ailments, primarily the fiscal ones, and vowed to attack them and

The DiamondLine’s dial tone is about to go silent. The Office of Academic Records sent a mass e-mail to Temple students on Tuesday, Sept. 20, announcing that the DiamondLine will be “removed from service” on

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