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Temple’s Board of Trustees approves tuition increase for 2023-24

11 July 2023 Taylor Addison

The trustees approved a 4.2 percent base tuition increase for in-state students and a 4.4 percent increase for out-of-state students.

Defensive line coach no longer employed by Temple amid sexual harassment lawsuit

07 June 2023 Samuel O'Neal

Six women are suing Antoine Smith for sexual harassment, claiming he used hidden cameras to film them sleeping and showering while they watched his dog overnight.

Student, three family members killed in car accident

16 May 2023 Samuel O'Neal

The university encourages students to seek Tuttleman Counseling Services for support.

Two students killed in car crash involving four

29 April 2023 Lawrence Ukenye

The university encourages students to seek Tuttleman Counseling Services for support.

Temple releases results of Charles Ramsey Campus Safety audit

19 April 2023 Fallon Roth and Oliver Sabo

Recommendations include neighborhood safety and more support for TUPD.

JoAnne Epps to be named acting university president

11 April 2023 Lawrence Ukenye and Fallon Roth

Epps previously served as executive dean and provost prior to taking a sabbatical shortly after the arrival of former President Jason Wingard.

Wingard expected to resign on Friday, university announces

28 March 2023 Oliver Sabo and Lawrence Ukenye

The Board of Trustees will designate a small group of senior Temple leaders to govern the university.

TUGSA strike ends as union ratifies new deal with Temple

13 March 2023 Oliver Sabo

The vote comes after TUGSA and the university reached a second tentative agreement on March 10.

TAUP to discuss no-confidence vote on President Wingard, other Temple leaders

01 March 2023 Fallon Roth and Lawrence Ukenye

The union will host a town hall to discuss the vote amid increasing backlash about Temple’s handling of campus safety, the TUGSA strike and other issues.

TUGSA rejects tentative agreement with Temple, continues strike

21 February 2023 Oliver Sabo and Fallon Roth

More than 92 percent of TUGSA members voted against the tentative agreement with the university.