Month: April 2006

In light of increased global competition, the United States is pushing to improve the quality of K-12 grade science instruction by developing and recruiting a well-trained and engaged pool of science teachers. An American high

With President David Adamany retiring on June 30, the future of some campus committees and organizations formed during his tenure may be in jeopardy after a new president is named. The Presidential Advisory Board, however,

The university has announced a change in housing and transportation that will affect on- and off-campus students beginning next semester. Not only will the Franklin House and the Kardon building no longer serve as off-campus

Temple Student Government announced Thursday the results of its election, officially naming Raysean Hogan the assembly’s next student body president. Hogan ran as a part of the “Owl Evolution” slate, along with Priya Patel, the

Long before Temple’s professors and staff released the initial results of a job satisfaction survey that showed low morale and dissatisfaction with President David Adamany’s leadership, faculty at Adamany’s former university were recording strikingly similar

Temple University Health System is recovering from a large operating shortfall from the first two quarters of the year while officials analyze the reasons for the decline in patient volume that led to the loss.