Government - The Temple News

TUGSA plans to file government complaint after losing benefits

14 February 2023 Oliver Sabo

The union is seeking to challenge the university’s decision to cut healthcare and tuition remission for striking graduate students.

Biden signs bill giving stimulus checks to students

11 March 2021 Fallon Roth

The bill also provides funding for higher education and vaccine distribution.

U.S. gov’t to ask students about food insecurity

25 February 2020 Colin Evans

Temple’s Hope Center for College, Community, and Justice successfully pushed for questions to be added to a nationwide survey.

Temple community: Territories ‘need more of a say’

25 February 2020 Nico Cisneros

Professors and a student explain the history of U.S. territories and the impact on territory citizens.

Op-ed: Citizens still have power in government

22 October 2013 Editorial Board

Making a serious change in government policy just takes time.

Crime logs fail to meet ‘04 law

26 February 2013 Angelo Fichera and Ali Watkins

Temple has not included state-mandated arrest information in its daily crime reports.

Hoeffel leads from past

19 February 2013 Joey Cranney

Joe Hoeffel brings his lifelong experience as a politician to students.

Little headway on Right-to-Know law

12 February 2013 Amelia Brust

Nothing came of legislation introduced in December 2011.

Bosak: Open records are our rights

11 February 2013 Bri Bosak

Bosak sings the praises of government transparency.

Policymakers must utilize information gathered from quality-of-life indicators. Following the release of the 2010 U.S. Census information, the Metropolitan Philadelphia Indicators Project, which collects and organizes unbiased census information for the city and surrounding suburbs,