Month: October 2005

Philadelphia can now officially do what it hasn’t in the last 30 years: say hello to a new law school. With the state Department of Education recently approving Drexel University’s plans to start its College

In response to the article on student registration being down, [“Re-registration still a problem for student organizations,” Oct. 4] Student Activities Program Coordinator Arnold Boyd blames the victim. In reality, it is Mr. Boyd’s fault

The Temple News strives to be a newspaper of record by printing factually correct and balanced articles. Accuracy is our business, so when a mistake is made we’ll correct it as soon as possible. Anyone

On Monday, Oct. 17, a converted study lounge in the 1300 residence hall on Cecil B. Moore will become the university’s first classroom in a residential hall. Similar to living-learning communities, the new classroom will

Temple’s recent academic improvements are under fire. Many in the Philadelphia area are concerned that the university’s improving academic reputation conflicts with its traditional mission to educate students from Philadelphia. Temple has been historically respected

The McDonald’s on North Broad Street, which closed in May, will reopen in December to complement the Avenue of the Arts North project. The fast food restaurant was torn down in July. Barbara Dawkins, co-owner