Columns - The Temple News

Iannelli discusses his concerns about the #TUBigChairs phenomenon.

Scott argues that lists that aspire for objectivity render themselves unusable to subjective humans.

Habtamu argues that National Financial Literacy Month is the perfect time for students to learn to manage their money.

Salah argues that comments revel in maliciousness and changes must occur.

Cranney discusses how the university has the power to restrict content.

Iannelli argues that students should get out and see more of the world.

Bosak argues that recent crimes put more emphasis on the importance of a Neighborhood Improvement District.

Baker argues that the LGBT community would be best served by dividing efforts into more narrowly focused groups.

Craig commends the creators of @TempleMakeouts for documenting another side to college life.

Cranney discusses how the sequester has affected his opinion of President Obama.