Temple Student Government - The Temple News

BreakThru TU clinches TSG election despite second hearing on ticket violations

09 April 2010 Angelo Fichera

With polls closing at midnight Wednesday night, Temple Student Government senatorial and executive office elections came to an end, leaving the candidates to sweat out the day in anticipation. Meetings in the TSG office, Student

Green fee off TSG ballot

06 April 2010

The fee will no longer appear as a referendum on tomorrow’s ballot due to tech issues.

State Rep. makes visit for final TSG candidate debates before Tuesday’s election

06 April 2010 Angelo Fichera

The second and final debate for Temple Student Government executive office elections took place just a few short hours before polls opened at midnight Tuesday. Unlike the first debate of the election season, there were

TSG justices find two tickets guilty of campaign violations

05 April 2010 Angelo Fichera

With election season nearing an end as students prepare to enter the polls and choose their new TSG leadership, several violations have been filed against the tickets. However, unlike last year, the violations were minor

Senators discuss student death, pass campaign budget bill at meeting

30 March 2010 Angelo Fichera

Last night, the Temple Student Government Senate met in Student Center room 200C for a rather brief session. Comprising majority of the people present, accompanied by the Elections Commission and a few other students, senators

Student leaders stress census importance

30 March 2010 Melanie Menkevich

Campus organizations are partnering with local residents to spread the word that the City of Philadelphia can lose up to $2,800 per missing census form.

TSG candidates eagerly await April 6 elections

30 March 2010 Angelo Fichera and Josh Fernandez

The three TSG tickets, Break Thru TU, TU360 and Owls United, are preparing for next week.

BreakThru TU ticket scores win in first TSG candidate debate

26 March 2010 Angelo Fichera

The theme surrounding this year’s Temple Student Government elections is change, and the first round of candidate debates were no exception. Around 7:30 p.m. March 25, the candidates, followed by supporters and a few mostly

TSG introduces tickets during State of Campus

23 March 2010 Angelo Fichera

During yesterday’s State of Campus address, the running tickets introduced themselves and incumbents discussed Sex Fest, allocations and elections.

Supreme Court amends provision

16 March 2010

TSG’s Justices reinstated the endorsement requirement for tickets, but with a new clause.