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November 29: Financial Struggles On and Off the Field

29 November 2023 Pablo Rouco

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Temple faculty, students protest possible budget cuts at Bell Tower

28 April 2021 Jack Danz

Faculty and student organizations also rallied for lowering tuition and implementing a $15 minimum wage for campus workers.

Philadelphia students deserve certified librarians

04 February 2020 Tyler Perez

The city has the worst ratio of librarians to students in the nation, with only seven librarians.

Theobald to meet with cut teams

28 January 2014 Avery Maehrer

Administration is slated to meet with representatives from eliminated sports.

Craig: Could alumni have fundraised?

27 January 2014 Daniel Craig

Given fair warning, donations could have saved cut programs.

Make no mistake: Football drove cuts

21 January 2014 Editorial Board

The move to a new conference doomed non-revenue sports from the start.

Towel service discontinued at TUF and IBC amid cuts

11 September 2012 Sean Carlin

Budget cuts lead to reduction in non-academic hours at recreation centers.

Facilities management making due despite cuts

11 September 2012 Dominique Johnson

Department saves $3.2 million in elimination of vacant positions.

Aligning priorities: Corbett’s proposed budget includes slash to Temple’s funding

13 February 2012 Angelo Fichera and Sean Carlin

Another proposed cut to Temple’s funding leaves its future as an accessible, public school in question. If one travels to Harrisburg, they’ll find a familiar name carved on the frieze of the Pennsylvania department of

Joel Faltermayer: Corporate university

26 April 2011 Joel Faltermayer

Temple has turned to corporate methods to run the university, control costs and manage hiring practices. I’ve had professors who talk about their personal lives. I’ve had professors who talk about their family. But lately,