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Kaiser named interim CFO and treasurer

17 June 2013 Sean Carlin

The senior associate V.P. for finance and human resources will take the reins as interim CFO and treasurer.

Temple Made advertisements have become a mainstay on the Broad Street Line this year. | TIMOTHY VALSHTEIN / TTN

Despite cuts, funds flow for ads

05 February 2013 Laura Ordonez

Temple Made is part of $5 million in marketing projects this fiscal year.

Fresh budget model in works

04 December 2012 Sean Carlin

A decentralized-style budget may be utilized in FY ‘15.

Initiatives look to foster pride

04 December 2012 Cindy Stansbury

University projects aim to boost pride in urban campus.

Trustees approve funding for projects

13 November 2012 Sean Carlin

Demolition of the old medical school building highlighted funding approvals.

University trails peers in endowment

18 September 2012 John Moritz

New fundraising looks to support financial aid, faculty support and athletics.

Conference paired with concerns

16 April 2012

The Temple News looks ahead to the challenges that come with the Big East. Temple returns to the Big East after an unceremonious exit from the conference in 2004 and while the university stands to

In proposed budget, Corbett calls for 30 percent cut to Temple’s funding

07 February 2012 Sean Carlin

Nearly a year after requesting that the state-related universities’ appropriations be cut in half, the governor proposes another major cut that could result in tuition increases. Gov. Tom Corbett proposed a fiscal year 2012-13 budget

Gov. Corbett dishes sparing helping to Cherry & White

15 March 2011

The proposed state budget could cut Temple’s state appropriations in half for next year. Temple Student Government Student Body President Natalie Ramos-Castillo spent a majority of her spring break talking to students who may not

Officials plan to host prospective retailers

01 March 2011 Alyssa Saylor

Space for food and retail vendors will be included in Temple’s 20/20 plan. As construction and development continues for Temple’s 20/20 plan, university officials are looking for potential prospects to fill the spaces assigned for