A certificate program offers courses for participating nonprofit organizations. In an effort to bolster the impact North Philadelphia nonprofit organizations have in the community, 90 people have enrolled in Temple’s Non-Profit Management Certificate Program so
From Feb. 9 to Feb. 20, Tomlinson Theater performed the production of playwright Charles Mee’s “Big Love.” This comedic play puts a modern twist on the classic Greek text, “The Suppliant Women” by Aeschylus, and
The Philadelphia School District should consider how new plans will adversely affect students’ desire to learn. When 30 West Philadelphia High School students walked out of their afternoon classes in protest, not only did the
The money students invest in Temple should motivate them to attend class. In-state undergraduates in the College of Liberal Arts pay approximately $11,834 a year for tuition. Out-of-state students pay approximately $21,662 under the same
On Friday night, two groups of Temple students were robbed in separate instances near Main Campus. According to the Philadelphia Police Department, at 11:45 p.m. on Feb. 18, a group of three 18-year-old students, two
Women’s basketball remains undefeated due to the play of three players. It’s been a tale of two halves for the women’s basketball team this season. On the one hand, there was the team that went
The other day I woke up, rolled over and a wave of regret came over me. We’ve all been there – what seems like an innocent change of sleeping positions turned into a terrifying realization
Students from Temple, the University of Pittsburgh, Lincoln University and Penn State University came together on Feb. 15 in Harrisburg, Pa., to rally the support of state politicians for state funding. Joining under the Pennsylvania
On Feb. 21, Temple Student Government held its second senate meeting of the semester where its members discussed upcoming initiatives and civic engagement. Senators Sarah Khan and Subhi Zaman were both sworn in before the