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Officials said trustees will likely raise tuition again at a public meeting in July.

Officials are asking for a $25.5 million increase from 2015-16.

Temple faces the risk of downgraded credit ratings, which would make borrowing money more difficult.

Both of Temple’s hospitals could face serious problems if funding isn’t passed.

The state’s longest budget impasse has Temple $175 million in the hole.

Temple officials are not concerned with the state’s budget impasse.

Presidents from the state-related schools addressed the legislature last Tuesday.

The government cut Medicare funding for 721 hospitals.

Gov. Corbett faces criticism from left for cuts in education spending.

Administration is slated to meet with representatives from eliminated sports.