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The Essayist 2022: Individualism

06 December 2022 Sarah Frasca and Molly Fiske

This year’s edition of The Essayist showcases the traits, experiences, outlooks and influences that make students who they are.

Rollercoaster rush: Letting go of control

06 December 2022 Sarah Frasca

A student explains how she escapes her need for control through an adrenaline rush.

Here’s what Pennsylvania’s gubernatorial race could mean for abortion access

08 November 2022 Sarah Frasca

If elected, Josh Shapiro has vowed to veto anti-abortion legislation and Doug Mastriano would likely sign anti-abortion legislation.

“Women, Life, Freedom”: Vigil for Iranian protesters held at the Bell Tower

21 October 2022 Sarah Frasca

The Iranian Students of Temple University hosted and organized a vigil for Mahsa Amini and Iranian protesters.

Students, sign up for flu shots at Temple’s clinics

11 October 2022 Sarah Frasca and Dara Rogers

Two students urge their peers to get flu shots because this year’s flu season may be severe.

Temple students, register to vote in Pennsylvania to protect abortion rights

20 September 2022 Sarah Frasca and Joseph Lawler

Two students urge Temple students to register to vote this National Voter Registration Day because Pennsylvania has an important election coming up and abortion is a key issue.

Looking for a pet? Adopt don’t shop

14 September 2022 Sarah Frasca

A student argues that as more students choose to adopt pets at college, they must choose to rescue them from local shelters rather than breeders.

Reclaiming my individuality with long-distance

30 August 2022 Sarah Frasca

A student describes how her long-distance relationship helped nurture her individualism.

Move-out dumpsters won’t solve the litter issue

30 August 2022 Sarah Frasca

A student argues that Temple must develop a sustainable plan to combat waste off-campus.

Be mindful of others’ health concerns

27 August 2022 Sarah Frasca

A student argues that students should take precautions to protect themselves and others from COVID-19 and monkeypox when returning to campus.