Zachary Scott

In an Op-ed piece, Amy Kessel urges students to stand against sweatshop labor abuses.

Salah argues that college admissions should focus less on diversity and appreciate students who handle manageable expectations.

Aregai argues that Temple’s Office of Sustainability should alter its programs to focus less on “shallow” sustainability.

Scott encourages anyone considering getting off Facebook to commit to it.

Scott explains why he has converted to a limited Temple Made supporter.

Scott argues that gun control shouldn’t be determined by heated exchange, but by logical and open discourse.

With graduation looming, Scott attempts to pass on lessons he’s learned.

Letters to the editor can be submitted to letters@temple-news.com.

Scott argues that living to the east of Main Campus teaches the value of community in staying safe.

Scott presents a satiric eulogy to commemorate the closing of Temple Garden.