Commentary

Temple has been making progress in interfaith dialogue recently, which is something the university could benefit from itself. As reported in today’s issue of The Temple News, an offer of $1.5 million toward the creation

In December, the Philadelphia branch of the National Urban League released a report titled “The State of Black Philadelphia.” It was by no means a pleasant holiday surprise. In areas of economics, education, health, civic

People are watching. People are discussing. People are curious. The most popular, the most discussed and the most viewed videos on YouTube come from openly gay users who produce all of their own content. You

The new year of 2008 has offered a glimmer of hope for a city long on its knees. Michael Nutter, the 92nd mayor of our fine city, was sworn in Jan. 8, and with him

Although they have existed in several forms for many years, 2004 was a breakthrough year for the blog. If accepted language is the hallmark of legitimate culture, being named Merriam-Webster’s “Word of the Year” in

Temple announced last month that Philadelphia Mayor John F. Street will become an adjunct professor of political science on Main Campus for the Spring 2008 semester. Despite being highly criticized during his two terms as