April, 2016 - The Temple News

Turnout this year dropped to 12.72 percent, after 17 percent of the student body voted in 2015.

The Board of Trustees recently approved construction of the $28.5 million project.

Professors want more answers from administration about the university’s $126 million plan.

The Student Conduct Code has been changed regarding parties and alcohol off campus.

The work is part of a citywide capital improvement project aiming to improve about 3,000 miles of underground pipes.

If passed by the mayor, residents could permanently cap their property values.

Besides fundraising, The Temple News takes a look at how university officials would pay for the proposed on-campus football stadium at Geasey.

Brian Gordon wants to invest more cash in schools and less in jails.

Kenneth Walker, Jr. believes the university needs to improve community relations.