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“They have lost something”: Students, faculty and staff prepare for life without UArts

09 August 2024 Jadon George

More than 300 students have transferred from the University of the Arts to Temple following UArts’ closure earlier this year, but their academic experience will be severely altered.

Temple completes distribution of HEERF III payments to students

05 December 2021 Micah Zimmerman

The remaining funds will go to the institutional needs in Fiscal Year 2022.

New FAFSA changes harm those most in need

22 October 2019 Tyler Perez

Recent tax changes complicate the financial aid application process, meaning higher error risks.

Title IX investigations could change under DeVos

27 November 2018 Colin Evans

The Department of Education proposed a rule that will change how victims report sexual misconduct.

State: value higher education

06 November 2018 Editorial Board

The state gubernatorial candidates in this year’s midterm elections said education is a top priority, but no candidate has a comprehensive plan to address the problems plaguing higher education in Pennsylvania. The past 10 years

Englert testifies in state capital for commonwealth appropriations

27 February 2018 Julie Christie

University officials said they expect a third straight year of flat funding.

While state appropriations pend, university prepares for tuition increases in proposed budget

28 June 2011 Angelo Fichera

Although state appropriations to Temple are still undetermined, the university’s proposed budget outlined potential tuition increases. As June 30 approaches and state budget talks continue, no final decision has been made in regards to the

Gov. Corbett dishes sparing helping to Cherry & White

15 March 2011

The proposed state budget could cut Temple’s state appropriations in half for next year. Temple Student Government Student Body President Natalie Ramos-Castillo spent a majority of her spring break talking to students who may not

For Temple and higher education, Gov. Corbett proposes ‘drastic cuts’

08 March 2011

A few hours after Gov. Tom Corbett released his budget proposing the state cut funding for state-related universities in half, Senior Vice President for Government, Community and Public Affairs Ken Lawrence put things into perspective.