April, 2019 - The Temple News

At least five of the 36 candidates for City Council’s at-large candidates are Temple alumni.

The women’s basketball beat reporter writes about the sexism she’s experienced while writing for The Temple News.

Attacking candidates over their personal lives or appearances is unnecessary and malicious.

A student writes about the death of a relative while she’s miles away.

The city’s Restore, Repair, Renew program will offer 10-year loans of up to $25,000 for middle- and low-income residents.

Ph.D. student Kaitlyn Sitch is using city bus routes in her work on microgrids.

The historic ticket will have to advocate for students to Temple’s male-dominated administration.

The Kornberg School of Dentistry will teach its students how to better treat people with disabilities.

A 2017 chemistry alumnus co-developed Adulthood to make the housing selection process easier for students.

The Editorial Board believes if Temple is going to receive public dollars, it must act like a public university.