Temple and the University of Pennsylvania have more in common than just basketball coach Fran Dunphy. Graduate students from both universities take classes through each school’s English department in a program called Temple-Penn Poetics. The
After one year of name-calling, character assassinations and millions of dollars in lawyer fees, the soap opera that was the Duke Lacrosse rape case is over. But unlike many legal battles, there are no winners
For more than half of a century, the office has defined the American workplace. No longer do we labor at the farms or factories of yore; the harvest has given way to the inter-office conference
Compiled from Campus Safety Services’ daily crime log. April 9 Respiratory Store Room Employee reported an unknown person removed an Imax laptop computer from an unsecured storeroom between 4 p.m. April 7 and 8:30 a.m.
With global warming creeping its way into the minds and mouths of many government officials, it’s no surprise that President Dr. Ann Weaver Hart is just as concerned about environmental sustainability as her publicly elected
In the United States, where many disenfranchised groups have won legal recognition through civil rights activism, the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender and Qestioning community is still fighting for its dignity, respect and lives. According to
Temple College Republicans and Temple College Democrats came together last Tuesday to spar over controversial political issues during their first formal debate. At the beginning of the year, Anna Walker, vice president of TCD, made
Temple Student Government Elections Commissioner Seth Embry announced the results of the TSG election Monday, naming Juan Galeano TSG student body president. The candidates of the “Owl Potential” slate were sworn in by Parliamentarian Dorsey
Diamond Dollars makes most students’ lives a bit easier. Instead of reaching into their pockets to buy food, textbooks or supplies on campus, they can easily pay with a swipe of their Owl Card. But
The two-letter word ‘ho’ spells more than an insult. It spells hurt. In a moment’s time, that word boiled the blood of listeners and subsequently buried Don Imus’ 40-plus-year broadcasting career. ‘Ho’ and its role