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As Temple welcomes its next president, students and faculty express concerns about safety, athletics and campus improvement.

Mitchell Morgan, valued at $5.5 billion, purchased a stake in the Philadelphia Phillies, the MLB announced Friday.

In his final day as Temple’s president, Richard Englert reflects on what was and looks forward to what’s to come as he passes the torch to John Fry.

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

Polett served as a member and eventually chair of Temple’s Board of Trustees until 2009.

The university and TAUP settled on an agreement that does not include sick leave initiatives.

In an interview with The Temple News, Fry explained his primary goals as he takes over Philadelphia’s largest university.

Fry will remain on Drexel’s Board of Trustees until new leadership has been named, and then will begin his tenure as Temple’s president.

As the Fly in 4 Graduation Partnership closes its 10th year, The Temple News reviewed the program’s progress and reputation among students.

The university’s position specification for their new leader has similarities to the last presidential search prospectus.