While some publications may list a college major as useless, Carr argues that these lists should be irrelevant to a student’s choice of major. For some reason, people like to create lists. Whether it is
Hertzler believes the focus should be on the victims of sexual abuse trauma, not on pointing fingers. We’ve all had those days, especially within the past few months, when we’ve wanted to just delete every
Craig argues that Paterno’s shortcomings should be acknowledged, but so should his accomplishments. My mother texted me, “Joe Paterno is dead.” This wasn’t news to me. Television and social media had been repeatedly reminding me
In light of Tobi Lim Sonstroem’s death, students should know that help is available. We’re still not sure why exactly Tobi Lim Sonstroem is dead. The Tyler School of Art alumnus was a talented graphic
The Temple News takes the time to highlight those making a difference. This week is our third Movers & Shakers edition of The Temple News. Movers & Shakers is an idea that started in 2010
Kapusta argues that the power and influence of collegiate sports coaches’ are out of control and need to be regulated. This past year was one of the most shameful in NCAA’s history. It was a year with repeated
Dear Editor, Throughout the world there are countries where the government dictates to businesses how to run the business, but a free United States is the last place you would expect to see it, until
Christine Whaley describes what she wants America to remember most about African-American history. Christine Whaley, restorative practice program manager of the Honickman Learning Center and Comcast Technology Labs, wants America to remember the contributions of
Gabbadon points out that many of the contributions of African-Americans are left out of American history. Black History Month is the shortest month of the year. During this month, grade schools all accross America teach
Hopkins argues that while the decision to cut Hebrew as a major is logical, the non-tenured track position is still necessary. This year, many of the interdisciplinary programs have fallen to the wayside, in the