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Temple adds new East Loop to FLIGHT bus system

14 January 2023 Fallon Roth

The East Loop goes as far west as 13th Street, east to 10th Street, south to Oxford and north to Diamond.

Temple, use resident input to shape campus safety improvements

29 March 2022 Editorial Board

The Editorial Board encourages Temple to take the North Central community’s experience into consideration when making decisions regarding campus safety.

Temple Campus Safety on track to hire more police officers

15 March 2022 Jocelyn Hockaday

Temple University Police’s patrol zones will not expand even after hiring 50 percent more officers.

Temple shuttle struggles with capacity limits on weekends

07 December 2021 Fallon Roth

FLIGHT gets 800 to 900 requests on an average weekend and has a 96 percent trip success rate.

How Temple’s Campus Safety Services issues TUalerts

09 November 2021 Alexis Bray and Micah Zimmerman

The TUalerts are often issued by Campus Safety Services for crimes like shootings and theft.

Incidents of reported online harassment increase at Temple

12 October 2021 Micah Zimmerman

Most reported instances to Campus Safety Services are not related to in-person harassment

Temple Police begins to make change to policies, practices

14 September 2021 Micah Zimmerman

TUPD’s self-evaluation resulted in improvements in equipment, transparency and mental health awareness.

Shots fired on 18th Street near Oxford

29 November 2020 Amelia Winger

Police found shell casings and a vehicle hit by gunfire at the scene of the incident.

Campus Safety Services is rolling out a new program that arms campus security officers with tablets to quicken the process of crime reporting. It cost the university $450 per tablet, at a total cost of $22,500. | SHASH SCHAEFFER TTN

CSS pays $22K for tablet program

01 October 2013 Cindy Stansbury

New technology program to begin this fall after several months of delays.

After crackdown, CSS steps back

01 October 2013 Edward Barrenechea

The number of alcohol arrests was cut in half in the past two weekends.