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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.

PA Promise bill could fund low-income student tuition

12 February 2019 Colin Evans

PA Promise would offer more than $7,000 per year to eligible students, but does not outline a funding source.

College is a financial risk, says Temple economist

23 October 2018 Colin Evans

An economics professor analyzed the financial risks associated with college.

State funding: a piece of Temple’s tuition puzzle

11 September 2018 Lindsay Bowen

Temple raises tuition as support for higher education declines and its endowment remains low.

Fox School of Business dean asked to resign after school falsifies student data

09 July 2018 Gillian McGoldrick

Temple University President Richard Englert announced that Moshe Porat would leave the university, after leading the Fox School since 1996.

Temple to begin #YouAreWelcomeHere scholarship

20 June 2018 Hal Conte

The new scholarship will provide financial assistance to students participating in the campaign and furthering its message.

Englert testifies in state capital for commonwealth appropriations

27 February 2018 Julie Christie

University officials said they expect a third straight year of flat funding.

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Research group proposes free tuition for PA students

06 February 2018 Sean McGeehan

The proposal would raise income tax by 1 percent and would cost $1 billion per year.

On-campus housing adds $300 winter break fee

28 November 2017 Lindsay Bowen

The fee was added to cover the operational costs of the buildings, officials said.

In-state tuition threatened by budget impasse

24 October 2017 Alyssa Biederman

In-state students could be charged $6,000 more for Spring 2018 and later refunded if the budget is passed.

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