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Dr. Julie Phillips, a strategic and organizational communications professor at Temple, said she sees at least one case of plagiarism in her classes each semester.Andrea Caporale Seiss, the assistant dean of judicial affairs, said 10

The Walnut Street Theatre welcomes an all new production of Broadway’s ultimate musical comedy this holiday season. The theater’s performance of “42nd Street,” which runs until Jan. 7, proves to be a feast for the

Cheltenham Police made an arrest in the Sept. 23 sexual assault that occurred in Blai Hall on Temple’s Tyler Campus. According to police, Christopher Martin, age not available, was arrested Nov. 20 after police responded

Dodging into a Humvee in an attempt to avoid stray shrapnel and bullets is a rare experience for many college students, but Andrew Flint, a junior economics major, had to do it everyday while he

In 1621, a group of merry pilgrims in buckled shoes and kindly Native Americans in colorful headdresses sat down together to share a sumptuous turkey feast in Plymouth, Mass. Or so goes the long-perpetuated stereotype

As flu season approaches, Student Health Services is urging Temple students to get vaccinated by going as far as to set up a one-day clinic to provide students with the service. The vaccinations, administered by