Amid the hustle of the new school year, some students have found it difficult to purchase their textbooks for class. Late orders and not enough copies of books have caused a rough start to the
Almost 40 percent of African-Americans suffer from extreme cases of hypertension, the highest percentage of any racial group in the United States, according to a recent study conducted by Dr. Michael D. Brown, an associate
Edward Lee Turner was a proud man and scholar. He was one of the first black graduates of Hampton University, a private, coeducational Virginia college formerly known as the Hampton Institute. He attributed his success
A movement is spreading throughout the popular social networking Web site Facebook about an issue near and dear to many college students’ hearts: drinking. The National Youth Rights Association is leading a petition on Facebook
Many Temple students are initially attracted to the university for the variety, the many different cultures, languages and perspectives, which has recently gained national recognition, along with the affectionate dubbing of “Diversity University.” Since the
For this week’s selections, I have picked two long-time favorites and one shop I recently discovered. Remember, it’s all about finding what big ol’ Philly has to offer. 1A Philly favorite of mine is the
