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Malcolm Kenyatta speaks at Democratic National Convention

19 August 2020 Miles Wall

The state representative spoke on Joe Biden’s early support of gay marriage.

Malcolm Kenyatta featured in Biden campaign video

03 February 2020 Valerie Dowret

Kenyatta, the first LGBTQ person of color to serve as a Pennsylvania state representative, talked about being a part of black history.

Senate to hear opening impeachment arguments

21 January 2020 Hal Conte

Some Temple students said while they support impeachment, the process is confusing.

Parliament tables allocations resolution vote

22 October 2019 Lakota Matson

Temple said student organizations could no longer receive TSG funds for banquets, galas and dances this summer.

Student debt tax credit bill stalls in City Council

15 October 2019 Colin Evans

City residents who graduated up to five years prior and have $35,000 in debt would receive the credit.

FEC Chair Ellen Weintraub visits Temple University

04 October 2019 Gabrielle Houck

Weintraub talked to students about her role at the FEC, and the unique position she’s currently in as chair of the FEC.

Race for City Council At-large has ties to Temple

16 April 2019 Hal Conte

At least five of the 36 candidates for City Council’s at-large candidates are Temple alumni.

City expands program to protect longtime homeowners in gentrifying communities

09 April 2019 Hal Conte

The Longtime Owner Occupants Program will freeze the property value for some longtime residents.

5th District residents share concerns with Council President before election

02 April 2019 Hal Conte

The City Council primary is in less than two months, and Darrell Clarke no longer has opponents.

Temple given deadline to pay security officers $15 an hour

27 February 2019 Colin Evans

On Tuesday, Mayor Jim Kenney announced the citywide implementation of the 2016 wage law on Main Campus.

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