Finance - The Temple News

It’s okay to keep sustainable habits within your budget

02 October 2023 Rosamelia Sanchez Lara

A student argues sustainability can be expensive, but it doesn’t have to cost students their wallets.

Temple alumnus starts YouTube series to help millennials with finances

29 January 2019 Ayooluwa Ariyo

A 2014 accounting alumnus created the channel “$hares,” which explains topics like credit cards, loans and managing debt.

University decentralized budget: explained

28 November 2017 Julie Christie

Temple will review its decentralized budget, which gives each school and college control over its funds.

Learn money management

07 November 2017 Dan Magras

Students should educate themselves about their finances.

Commuters are priority

03 October 2017 Editorial Board

Temple should advocate for lower prices for SEPTA transit passes for Philadelphia college students.

Financial need considered for merit awards

07 February 2017 Amanda Lien

The merit scholarship program was reviewed and changed after it was overdrawn by $22 million.

TUH officials uncertain about future if ACA repealed

31 January 2017 Noah Tanen

Without a clear plan in place, the hospital could lose millions of dollars in revenue.

Added courses to focus on financial literacy

09 April 2013 John Moritz

The new courses are expected to debut this coming fall.

Officials decline to break down GAF allocations

04 May 2011 Angelo Fichera

The Temple News explores the history and process of the General Activity Fee. After finals end and summer begins, some student and department heads will remain on Main Campus discussing finances. This summer, as per

Seeking Assistance

11 October 2010 Editorial Board

Students should ignore stigmas and seek programs intended to provide aid. As of August 2010, 27.6 percent of Philadelphians receive benefits from the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, formerly known as the food stamp program. This