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Alpha Center has sound intent

25 September 2018 Editorial Board

Community residents shouldn’t let their dislike of Temple’s proposed stadium halt the Alpha Center.

Alpha Center bill remains on hold

21 September 2018 Lindsay Bowen

The 70,000-square-foot center would offer day care, dental and behavioral health services, but it has been met with disapproval from some community residents.

Get engaged in elections, students

18 September 2018 Editorial Board

With midterm elections just around the corner, students need to register to vote and learn about the candidates.

Late religion professor to be honored by City Council

09 September 2018 Devyn Trethewey

Councilwoman Helen Gym presented a resolution on Friday at Tuttleman Learning Center to honor John Raines as an honorary councilmember.

What’s next for the stadium?

23 January 2018 Gillian McGoldrick

The university will need approval from several city departments to build an on-campus football stadium.

From left, Shaylin Carper, Laura Cuconati and Kati O’Kane sit at their 17th Street off-campus house. | ADDY PETERSON / TTN

Area braces for AVI

26 March 2013 Addy Peterson

The newly approved property tax system, AVI, could impact future off-campus renters.

Editorial: Uncharted waters

21 January 2013 Editorial Board

Pursuit of a new boathouse has revealed obstacles in a city ordinance.

Years-long effort to construct boathouse wages on

04 December 2012 Joey Cranney

Temple’s building of a new boathouse is a bureaucratic battle.

Second, but not final, hearing held on neighborhood improvement district

04 May 2012 Sean Carlin

The second hearing on the NCNID featured many of the same voices, but more hearings will be held on it. Philadelphia City Council held its second hearing on bill number 120020, the North Central Neighborhood

Meeting held for community members to discuss improvement district

26 January 2012 Sean Carlin

Residents from around Main Campus met Wednesday, Jan. 25, in the Gesu School library at 17th and Thompson streets in response to City Council President Darrell Clarke’s proposed North Central Neighborhood Improvement District. The meeting, hosted