economy - The Temple News

Struggling to save: A summer of inflation

07 July 2022 Molly Fiske

A student reflects on the struggle of saving money as gas prices and inflation increases.

Temple University should offer students partial tuition reimbursement

24 March 2020 Tyler Perez

As classes move online in response to the COVID-19 outbreak, quality of instruction is declining and students deserve fair reimbursement.

Temple, Temple Health System join coalition to invest $530 million in city

04 December 2018 Will Bleier

Temple and Temple Health System joined the a coalition that will invest in $530 million in Philadelphia.

Minimum wage not meant for living

06 September 2016 Matthew Keck

The Democratic Party’s platform conflates the minimum wage with the living wage.

Ordonez: Marx important for strong classes

12 November 2012 Laura Ordonez

Ordonez argues that having a functioning knowledge of “The Communist Manifesto” is essential for students.

Building, saving jobs

05 September 2011 Robert Franklin

According to a report from Denver, two degrees have hope for the future, despite the struggling economy. Every student will eventually wonder at some point in their college career where their course of study will

Exchange rate raises cost of living in Japan

27 September 2010 Lee Miller

With the yen rising in value, Temple Japan students can’t live the way they used to.

Higher-paying salaries for females: If you like it, you should be negotiating

03 May 2010

The Paycheck Fairness Act may be stalled in the Senate, but women in the workplace need to act on their ability to stand up for their salaries.

College a graveyard for some dreams

26 April 2010

The reality of the job market shouldn’t deter students from their dreams.

Dropping Cash

22 March 2010 Editorial Board

Missing scholarships reveal areas of disorganization.