Khoury Johnson

Seven schools slightly up tuition despite freeze

04 September 2012 Khoury Johnson

Some colleges, schools must up tuition to operate specialty programs.

New president stresses affordability during first meeting with students

07 August 2012 Khoury Johnson

Theobald met with students at Shusterman Hall Tuesday morning before being officially approved as Temple’s 10th president.

Bikers, drivers share street space

12 March 2012 Khoury Johnson

After several accidents between bikers, drivers and pedestrians, the need for designated bike lanes on Main Campus becomes apparent. The Office of Transportation and Mobility is working on extending bike lines east of the Berks

Winning design would save birds through music

14 February 2012 Khoury Johnson

The winner of the “Birds Eye View” contest was named last week. The grand prize winner of a student art contest was revealed last week at the Graphic and Interactive Design at Tyler School of

TSG survey to assess gen-ed

31 January 2012 Khoury Johnson

A survey will be available this semester to evaluate the general education program. Utilizing its role as a liaison between students and university administrators, Temple Student Government is set to debut a survey dissecting student

Hebrew major on the chopping block

24 January 2012 Khoury Johnson

Some feel that the Hebrew major, to be cut this fall, may find its way back to campus, with more support. Effective Fall 2012, Hebrew will no longer be offered to students as a major.

Starr power

24 January 2012 Khoury Johnson

Restauranteer Stephen Starr said he doesn’t plan to open any more restaurants in Philadelphia. Last year, Starr opened six restaurants, and now operates a total of 19 in the city. Granite Hill September 2011 Stephen

Artists duel for Knight grants

24 January 2012 Khoury Johnson

The Knight Foundation offers grants to improve arts in the city. The Knight Arts Foundation has selected its 55 finalists for this year’s Knight Arts Challenge, which reviewed more than 1,200 ideas from art producers

Dimock residents, protesters challenge environmental agencies to remedy situation

15 January 2012 Khoury Johnson

Protesters weathered blustery winds and frigid temperatures on Friday, Jan. 13, to voice grievances over drilling practices in Northeastern Pennsylvania, calling for the state to live up to promises to restore water quality of a

City goes viral

05 December 2011 Khoury Johnson

“Change by Us,” a social networking site, is intended to increase civic participation. Civic participation is no longer only face-to-face. “It’s a new age with new ideas, and the old, archaic ways of spurring change