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Of the students polled, more than half who participated opposed the proposed stadium and about 30 percent support the project.

The administration created more than two dozen initiatives during its time.

Only 16 of 32 seats were filled for Temple Student Government’s representative body for the 2018-19 academic year.

Students from Paul L. Dunbar School were elected to its new student government.

IgniteTU said it will make allocations more accessible and understandable for student organizations.

The team will remove General Assembly meetings and will work with Aramark to give extra meal swipes to students experiencing food insecurity.

Voter turnout decreased by 693 votes this year, but this is still the third highest turnout since 2004.

This is the first time students will be surveyed on a large scale about their opinions on the proposed stadium.

Several of the organizations that endorsed a team have one of its members on the campaign they endorsed.

The two remaining campaigns debated topics like sexual assault, Temple Police and General Assembly meetings on Monday.