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Archaeologists unearth a village worth of history

31 August 2010 Angelo Fichera

Students and faculty are excavating parts of the Underground Railroad.

Hospital CEO announces resignation

31 August 2010

Temple hospital’s CEO cites success in announcing his intent to resign this year. On July 1, after a hectic year for the Temple University Health System and a month-long nurses strike, Ed Notebaert, the president

Welcome to the neighborhood

31 August 2010

Sharing the community surrounding Main Campus could lead to a gap made of more than geographic borders.

Fox School offers new corporate social responsibility minor

31 August 2010

Students this fall can register for the Fox School of Business’ new corporate social responsibility minor, which requires students take courses in the human resource management, business administration and legal studies departments.

Board announces tuition and fees

20 June 2010

On June 17, Temple’s Board of Trustees met to approve a 5.9 percent base tuition increase for the coming academic year. In-state undergraduate students’ tuition will increase by $660 to $11,834 for the year and

Board of Trustees announces 2010-2011 tuition and fees

17 June 2010

On June 17, Temple’s Board of Trustees met to approve a 5.9 percent base tuition increase for the coming academic year. For in-state undergraduate students, tuition will increase by $660 to $11,834 for the year.

After nurturing a curricular baby, director takes leave to ‘recharge’

09 June 2010

Former General Education Director Terry Halbert, the face of GenEd for nearly five years, is now on a one-year administrative leave to write, research and rest. UPDATE: Istvan Varkonyi, an associate professor of German and

Club soccer team strikes removed

04 May 2010

After an athletics supervisor filed a report against them, the team received its probationary second strike, which has since been withdrawn.

University unveils TUTV cable station

04 May 2010 Lena Van

A $1.2 million gift from the Kal and Lucille Rudman Foundation will make TUTV produced in Annenberg Hall possible beginning in the Fall semester.

Republican group hosts gay leader

04 May 2010

Jimmy LaSalvia, who runs gay conservative group GOProud, attended a College Republicans event to debate and discuss the future of gays in the GOP.