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A lot has changed since 1971. Temple has seen four university presidents, the rise and fall of the John Chaney era, and the complete metamorphosis of the university into a residential campus. But one thing

Sen. Hillary Clinton, D-N.Y., told several thousand at a rally in McGonigle Hall last Tuesday that no state better deserved to decide who would be the next U.S. President than the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, as

Temple researchers are working to help make Wilson Jr. High School in Northeast Philadelphia healthier through a two-year health program study. Wilson is one of 42 schools nationwide where the study was conducted. Six of

Feb. 25 Draught Horse Security employee for the Draught Horse reported being punched, causing a cut to his mouth, while he was attempting to intervene in a minor disturbance involving five non-Temple related males. 1715

Editor: The candidacy of Barack Obama has excited a whole new generation of previously disinterested young Americans. And though this large and swelling involvement of youth should send Democratic Party members singing “Happy Days Are

Editor: As the “the paper of record for the Temple University community,” I am disheartened by the lack of political coverage afforded by this paper, especially regarding the student vote. Youth have mobilized in record