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Temple’s international students grapple with Trump’s immigration promises

18 December 2024 Jennielee Hilario Rivera

As President-elect Donald Trump prepares to take office in January, international students are worried about their future in the country after graduation.

Graduate student union set to receive $160,000 from Temple

11 December 2024 Nurbanu Sahin and Evelyn Blower

At least six students will receive around $30,000 each for working as graduate student workers without TUGSA’s contract benefits.

TAUP initiates contract enforcement process after claiming Temple violated agreement

11 December 2024 Nurbanu Sahin

The Temple Association of University Professionals issued a statement saying the university is not following the agreed-upon terms of their new contract that was ratified in October.

Temple Police union calls for “significant changes” to TUPD leadership

10 December 2024 Evelyn Blower

TUPA wrote in a social media post that 55 officers have left in the span of two years, bringing the number to 41 designated patrol officers.

SEPTA in crisis, permanent funding remains in limbo

03 December 2024 Nurbanu Sahin

Temple’s Office of Sustainability previously reported about 40% of the Temple community relies on public transportation each week.

Temple Japan increasing enrollment amid facility enhancements

03 December 2024 Evelyn Blower

TUJ Kyoto, a new campus opening this spring, will allow for more students to explore Japan.

Temple plans new facility for Klein College, CPCA

03 December 2024 Evelyn Blower

The building will be nearly 200,000 square feet and integrate the media and arts centers.

Temple Community Gateway connecting North Central to educational resources

03 December 2024 Aubren Villasenor

The Gateway centralizes accessible resources for North Central community members.

Department of Education investigation into Jewish harassment at Temple resolved, no wrongdoing found

02 December 2024 Evelyn Blower

The Office of Civil Rights first investigated Temple in January for alleged harassment of Jewish students, and President John Fry announced Monday the investigation was over.

Power restored at Mitten, Mazur, other campus buildings

02 December 2024 Nurbanu Sahin

The Department of Public Safety issued a TUAlert notifying students that multiple buildings on campus are affected by a power outage and some classes have been cancelled.