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The numbers are staggering. More than 50 percent of the players on Football Bowl Subdivision Championship (formerly known as Division I-A) teams are black, according to the Black Coaches and Administrators Web site. Yet, only

Temple University students living at the Edge at Avenue North couldn’t find a dry refuge from Friday’s steady rainfall after flooding forced residents to vacate the apartment building last night. All residents were evacuated out

What would students tell the late Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King if he asked them to explain today’s race relations? That was the question that renowned author and journalist Juan Williams posed during his lecture

The No Child Left Behind Act is coming up in Congress for reauthorization, and colleges might soon be under its watchful eye. Secretary of Education Margaret Spellings wants colleges to be transparent about student success.

The annual Philadelphia AIDS Walk gained support from over 21 organizations from Temple University. The event took place in front of the steps of Philadelphia’s Art Museum, where people of all ages gathered to participate

An air of solemnity filled Mitten Hall last Wednesday during “Darfur Project: So Dark the ACTS of Man,” an event that highlighted the genocide that has claimed more than 450,000 lives in Darfur. More than