Month: September 2007

Letters of recommendation can set students apart from their competitors or, in some cases, make a below average student look mediocre, said Dr. Chet Rispoli, director of Career Development Services. For students who are about

On any given night, there are about 4,000 homeless people in Philadelphia. Last Monday night, there were six more. Brothers from Alpha Tau Omega fraternity were left stranded Sept. 10 after Philadelphia Licenses and Inspections

The Princeton Review named Temple University one of the 25 most connected campuses in the nation in 2006, but a recent increase of network failures has caused students to question that ranking. Since May 2007,

In an era of rising tuition costs and bureaucratic loan agencies, students are facing more difficulty than ever in getting their tuition paid on time. Waiting in line at Student Financial Services, Temple student Brandon

Congress has finally put its foot down after investigations into dirty relationships between private loan companies and some universities. Congress approved the Higher Education Access Act of 2007 and the Higher Education Amendments of 2007

There was a cool breeze outside the Liacourus Center as people rushed in the doors to purchase their tickets. Inside, the bass from Soulja Boy’s “CrankDat” vibrated the chairs as everyone on the floor leaned