A student took his concerns to Sodexo, which does not permit students in its union. In September 2011, management at the TECH Center Starbucks began enforcing a policy prohibiting the tipping of baristas, due to
Led by Malcolm Kenyatta, a senior communications major, student groups came together in the Student Center yesterday, Feb. 16, to raise awareness about suicide and counseling services offered at Temple. The event follows the loss
Graduate students are hoping their website will allow citizens to work together on laws. It’s an election year, and politicians are promising many reforms. One Temple doctoral student is seeking reform too, but in the
The results of a survey of the needs of GLBT students on campus will be known soon. The results of a survey addressing the needs of the GLBT community on Main Campus are expected to
The winner of the “Birds Eye View” contest was named last week. The grand prize winner of a student art contest was revealed last week at the Graphic and Interactive Design at Tyler School of
A teach-in examines America’s perception of Iran and its people in the media. Armond James, a 2008 alumnus, returned to Main Campus Friday, Feb. 10, to pose a question to the Temple community: Do we
Temple’s leader is expected to be the next president at the University of Arizona. President Ann Weaver Hart traveled to Arizona yesterday, Feb. 13, to scout out what will likely be her new stomping grounds.
The Faculty Senate has motioned to express its dissenting views to the provost’s White Paper. Provost Richard Englert’s White Paper, a 25-page document that, among many other functions, contains restructuring proposals for various departments around the
Another proposed cut to Temple’s funding leaves its future as an accessible, public school in question. If one travels to Harrisburg, they’ll find a familiar name carved on the frieze of the Pennsylvania department of
At tonight’s General Assembly meeting, TSG members discussed upcoming events and the Community and Student Issues and Concerns Task Force. Ugo Obilo, Temple Student Government vice president of services, said today, Feb. 13, that the