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TAUP, university still negotiating

28 March 2017 Gillian McGoldrick

The two parties have been negotiating adding adjuncts to TAUP’s contract for 10 months.

Board discusses housing, academics, more in meeting

14 March 2017 Gillian McGoldrick

The meeting was held over the phone because of a snowstorm that hit Philadelphia on Tuesday.

Englert, others to testify for more funding at capital

28 February 2017 Gillian McGoldrick

He will travel to Harrisburg and ask the state to restore Temple’s 2008 funding levels.

State funding remains level

14 February 2017 Gillian McGoldrick

The state budget proposal does not increase funding for Temple or other state-related schools.

Schools plan for, need construction

07 February 2017 Gillian McGoldrick

On Main and Health Sciences campuses, several schools have ongoing or planned projects.

Student’s family split as classmates protest

31 January 2017 Gillian McGoldrick

An executive order limiting immigration led to a student’s family being returned to Syria, while Temple advised nationals from 7 countries to delay traveling.

Senior Vice President for Government, Community and Public Affairs Ken Lawrence uses the computer in his office. | Alex Beaufort TTN

Vice President of Alumni Relations leaves Temple for political role

31 January 2017 Gillian McGoldrick

Ken Lawrence will become Montgomery County’s first African-American commissioner.

Student reports anti-gay attack

24 January 2017 Gillian McGoldrick

A male student reported being attacked early Sunday morning by a man who shouted an anti-gay slur at him. The student was walking with a group of friends on Bouvier Street near French when he

Two cars overturn off Main Campus

22 January 2017 Gillian McGoldrick

A man not affiliated with Temple has been taken into custody for allegedly driving under the influence and causing the accident.

Soda Tax surprises residents, students

17 January 2017 Gillian McGoldrick

While the tax that went into effect on Jan. 1 left some customers confused or concerned, some don’t care.