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Federal judge will not dismiss indictment against Temple alumnus for Jan. 6 riot

31 December 2021 Fallon Roth

A United States district judge wrote that the First Amendment cannot protect the group of Proud Boys leaders from criminal prosecution for their alleged roles in the deadly Jan. 6 riot at the United States Capitol building.

Temple alumna runs for House of Representatives seat

26 October 2021 Ryan Tian

If Alexandra Hunt wins, she will be the first openly former sex worker to hold federal office.

Malcolm Kenyatta announces run for U.S. Senate

18 February 2021 Lawrence Ukenye

State Rep. Kenyatta is one of three candidates competing for retiring Sen. Pat Toomey’s seat.

What does it mean to dress like a congresswoman?

22 January 2019 Alesia Bani

Students discuss if there is importance in the fashion choices made by female politicians and leaders.

First-time Temple student voters turn out for midterm elections

06 November 2018 Kyra Miller

Several students hit the polls for the first time to make their voices count in Tuesday’s midterm elections.

Harrington: How much will loan reform really cost students?

22 August 2013 Luke Harrington

Columnist and Economics double-major Luke Harrington crunches some numbers and shows students how much Congress’ new borrowing rules will affect their wallets.

College Republicans host Pa. congressman

28 March 2013 Joe Gilbride

U.S. Rep. Pat Meehan spoke to students about his journey from a law student at Temple to the House of Representatives.