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LETTER: Staying silent on mass deportation is enabling the violation of human rights

15 February 2025 Letter

A reader urges their peers to support the immigrant community during uncertain times.

LETTER: Take all instances of sexual violence seriously

08 October 2024 Letter

An anonymous reader shares demands a better response to on-campus sexual violence cases by TUPD and Title IX.

Letter: Graduate workers deserve a fair contract

08 February 2023 Letter

TUGSA urges Temple to offer TAs and RAs a living wage and improve healthcare, working conditions and parental leave.

Letter: Take cybersecurity seriously to protect businesses, customers and residents

01 July 2021 Letter

A former regional technician for the U.S. Census Bureau encourages local organizations to embrace cybersecurity to fight misinformation

Letter: Young leaders, make community development inclusive

08 July 2020 Letter

The president of Yorktown RCO explains his decision to expand the organization’s membership and calls on other organizers to do the same.

Letter: Temple students expect more from Aramark

26 April 2020 Letter

The president of the TU Ecological Eating Club calls on Aramark, Temple’s food service provider, to commit to a significant reduction in greenhouse gas emissions.

Response to “Anti-tobacco ban infringes on individual liberties”

03 December 2019 Letter

An assistant professor at the College of Public Health offers her support for Temple University’s tobacco-free campus policy.

Letter: Students for Life organization condemns New York abortion law

05 February 2019 Letter

A pro-life student organization wrote a letter denouncing a new abortion law in New York State.

Letter: Alumni Letter in Support of Marc Lamont Hill

27 December 2018 Letter

More than 50 alumni wrote a letter asking the Board of Trustees to commit to academic freedom.

Letter: Faculty of Color committee calls for dialogue about Marc Lamont Hill controversy

11 December 2018 Letter

“The need for this dialogue is clear as evidenced by Board of Trustees Chairman Patrick J. O’Connor referring to Professor Hill’s comments as ‘lamentable,’ ‘disgusting,’ and his speech unnecessarily ‘blackens’ the name of the university,” the Faculty Senate committee members wrote.