News - The Temple News

Here’s what the Pennsylvania U.S Senate race means for abortion rights

22 October 2024 Nurbanu Sahin

If elected, Bob Casey hopes to implement more abortion protection laws while Dave McCormick wants to leave the decision to the states.

Incumbent faces Philadelphia native for state’s Auditor General

22 October 2024 Bayleh Alexander

Timothy DeFoor and Malcolm Kenyatta are running for state auditor general, along with three third party candidates.

TURA rallies for union recognition at Bell Tower, Mitten Hall

21 October 2024 Nurbanu Sahin and Evelyn Blower

The event featured speakers from fellow Temple unions and current RAs displeased with their treatment from administration.

TAUP votes to ratify new contract agreement with Temple

15 October 2024 Nurbanu Sahin

The union’s new five-year agreement with the university covers pay increases and job security.

Malcolm Kenyatta receives Obama endorsement

11 October 2024 Nurbanu Sahin

The Pennsylvania State Rep. and Temple alum received support for his Auditor General campaign from the former President at a Pittsburgh rally last night.

Temple buys business strip near dentistry school for $8.2 million

10 October 2024 Evelyn Blower

The strip, which includes a Fine Wine & Good Spirits, could be partly used for primary care physician services in the future.

TUPD outlines training for demonstration protocols

08 October 2024 Evelyn Blower and Aubren Villasenor

Arrests at a career fair protests prompted concerns on how TUPD enforces protest guidelines.

A year on campus after Oct. 7

08 October 2024 Evelyn Blower, Nurbanu Sahin and Samantha Morgan

The Temple News recaps a year of student-led activism and awareness of Israel-Palestine.

Resident Assistants union in limbo following self-imposed deadline

08 October 2024 Samantha Morgan

Temple’s resident assistants, peer mentors and resident hall association executive board members have unionized following pay cuts.

Vandalism reports on rise in TUPD patrol zone

08 October 2024 Nurbanu Sahin

Students who found their cars vandalized near Temple’s Campus in recent years want affordable parking options.